Inaugural Cardinal Cup Championship
Thoughts on this performance based, invitation only format?
LO and CO will be combined as "LOCO"
I shoot CO with my G47 and I was just notified that I'm on the list. I'm in over my head, always in over my head.
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@BenStoeger187 Likely final action a SDWP? Kinda gives the impression that a NDA might be in play here based on his wording. May also just be interpreted that way.
@BenStoeger187 It looks as though a joint request for a formal settlement conference was denied, encouraging ongoing talks to happen privately. Both USPSA attorneys and the plaintiff would submit final arguments by today, Oct 15th. As of right now, this case is still appears to be active.
Announcement from GLOCK
On September 21, 2026, GLOCK, Inc. filed a complaint and request for a preliminary injunction in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut. GLOCK, Inc. is pleased with the Court granting our motion for a preliminary injunction.
For now, Connecticut businesses may continue lawfully importing, advertising, offering, and selling GLOCK pistols, including those manufactured on or after October 1, 2026. The Court concluded that GLOCK is likely to succeed on its Second Amendment challenge and that enforcement of the statute would cause irreparable harm to GLOCK, its customers, and Connecticut citizens. Connecticut may not enforce the law while the injunction remains in effect.
This is only a preliminary ruling, and GLOCK will continue to seek permanent protection to safeguard the core Second Amendment rights of law-abiding businesses and consumers.
The ruling does not alter any other applicable federal, state, or local firearms laws.