Policy Overview

CMMG has announced that it will sell firearms, parts, magazines and suppressors to state and local agencies only in the exact configurations permitted for private citizens in those jurisdictions. The move is framed as an effort to eliminate what the company calls a two-tiered system in which government entities receive equipment that is restricted for the public.

Key Provisions

• Agencies in jurisdictions that limit magazine capacity, rifle features or suppressors will be restricted to the same limits when purchasing from CMMG.
• Local chiefs or sheriffs who issue a public, written statement pledging not to enforce such restrictions can receive standard configurations on the same terms as civilians.
• The policy applies to both magazine-capacity caps and restrictions on standard rifle features such as collapsible stocks or threaded barrels.

Company Track Record

The announcement follows earlier CMMG actions, including expedited shipments to Virginia gun owners ahead of proposed restrictions. The company’s product line also includes the “Dissent” platform, whose name is presented as a deliberate nod to civilian self-defense and constitutional principles.

Quotes

“If a city or state won’t trust its law-abiding citizens with a certain rifle, magazine capacity, or suppressor, CMMG is not going to turn around and quietly sell that exact same gear to the state agencies or police departments in that same area.”

“CMMG matches their branding with their behavior, and that’s why I’m proud to have them as a sponsor of this channel.”