Polymer80 Banned From Selling Ghost Guns in Maryland After $1.2 Million Settlement

Polymer80 must also prevent its dealers in nearby states from selling ghost guns to Maryland residents.

A ghost gun is displayed before the start of an event about violence involving firearms, in the Rose Garden of the White House, on April 11, 2022. Drew Angerer/Getty Images

The city of Baltimore has settled a lawsuit filed against ghost gun manufacturer Polymer80, Inc. arguing that its firearms fueled gun violence in the city, officials announced on Feb. 21.

So-called ghost guns are partially completed frames and kits that can be purchased and assembled into functional firearms.