Gun Company Sued Over Device Enabling High-Capacity Magazines Used in Mass Shooting

New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued Mean Arms, a Georgia-based company, for selling a device that made it easy for a killer to replace magazines in his AR-15.
The device, called an MA lock, was marketed as locking a magazine onto a firearm to prevent gunmen from using detachable magazines, which are illegal in New York.
However, the lawsuit alleges that Mean Arms knowingly sells a lock that can easily be removed and even provides step-by-step instructions for removing it on the back of its product packaging.
The killer, Peyton Gendron, used 30-round detachable magazines in the shooting, which allowed him to avoid reloading his gun and may have helped him kill more people.
The lawsuit claims that Mean Arms sold the locking device "knowing that it can be easily removed to make guns more dangerous."