If they can prove the company was negligent with who they sold weapons to

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@8TJKDF4 from Virginia commented…3yrs3Y

Manufacturers transfer firearms to purchasers via an FFL (federally licensed firearm dealer) - the transfer process requires a background check via the NICS system - so why would the manufacturer be responsible when they are removed from the transfer process?

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