B&T's headquarters and factory in Thun, Switzerland, were devastated by fire late last week after far-left terror groups claimed responsibility. No one was injured and losses run 12 to 20 million Swiss francs, or 15 to 24 million dollars, while the main building, flagship store, and indoor range remain closed as authorities investigate and chase suspects. Company leaders say they will rebuild and keep working. The firm started with suppressors in 1991, later offered full tactical firearms, and rose to industry prominence. Impact on U.S. goods is unknown amid recent licensing and distribution turmoil, though Utah production of suppressors has reached 7,000 a month because overseas commercial silencer imports are banned.