FEDERAL and AMERICAN EAGLE 45 ACP PRODUCT SAFETY WARNING

Beretta Neos RecallBeretta

U.S.A. Corp. has discovered a potential condition with Beretta

.22 caliber NEOS semiautomatic pistols in which the pistol will

fire even if the safety is activated and, in some cases, the

pistols may fire if the safety is moved from the OFF to the

ON position.

Chances of either of these situations occurring is

extremely remote and no injuries have occurred because of this

condition,

however, because of safety concerns relating

to this situation, Beretta U.S.A. Corp. is immediately implementing

a recall of Beretta .22

caliber NEOS semiautomatic pistols. For more information, download

a pdf copy of the Recall

Notice.

Originally posted 1/23/09 on LCP Recall UpdateThe process of retrofitting returned LCP pistols is ongoing. We have experienced a delay in the delivery of a key part from one of our vendors. As a result, we are behind schedule in retrofitting pistols and are experiencing longer than anticipated delays in returning retrofitted pistols to our customers. Note that this delay only applies to pistols received in house since January 1st. We have expedited the part and expect to be back to normal turnaround times by February 1st.As indicated in our recall notice, all customers who participate in the recall will receive a free extra magazine and finger-grip extension floorplate. We also are experiencing a delay in receiving the extended floorplates. Rather than wait to return retrofitted pistols, we are returning pistols with a free extra magazine with a standard floorplate. When the extended floorplates are available, we will send you a floorplate which can easily be substituted. Instructions for changing the floorplate are in the instruction manual for your LCP at page 22. (Each pistol was shipped new from the factory with a manual. The manual also is available online by clicking here.)We expect to begin shipping extended floorplates around mid-March.We value you as a customer and sincerely apologize for the delay and the inconvenience.Thank you for your patience.Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc.

Walther PPK - PPK/S Safety RecallSmith & Wesson has identified a condition that may exist in certain PPK and PPK/S pistols which may permit a round to be discharged without the trigger being pulled. When the manual safety is disengaged, Smith & Wesson’s Product Engineering Group has determined that the possibility exists in certain firearms that lowering the hammer may cause a chambered round to fire.This recall applies to all Walther PPK and PPK/S pistols manufactured by Smith & Wesson from March 21, 2002, until February 3, 2009.

STOP USING YOUR PISTOL AND RETURN IT TO SMITH & WESSON AT ONCE. Any unintended discharge of a firearm has the potential for causing injury, and we ask that you stop using your pistol immediately.To facilitate the repair of your pistol, please contact Smith & Wesson's customer service department to receive instructions for the return of your pistol to Smith & Wesson.More informationand serial numbers at theS&W Website: SAFETY RECALL SMITH & WESSON RECALLS CERTAIN PPK AND PPK/S PISTOLS FEBRUARY 20, 2009