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A Kentucky jury just delivered a historic verdict: a ghost gun company must pay over $100 million — the largest judgment ever against a gun dealer in the U.S. The case follows the suicide of an 18-year-old after buying a ghost gun kit online. The company, Husky Armory, vanished from court, selling kits that let buyers assemble firearms without serial numbers or background checks — a loophole many exploit. The grieving mother, Laura Herp, fought for accountability, saying the company profited while ignoring lives. This ruling, coming as federal ghost gun rules gain legal footing, signals a turning point in the national battle to regulate these untraceable weapons. Everytown Law, her legal team, sees this as a critical win in a growing fight to keep dangerous guns out of the wrong hands.

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