Safety Notices

Certain Roughneck .357/.38 barrels are missing required identifying markings. This is a compliance recall, not a discharge-risk recall. Bond Arms covers return postage.

A small number of SR22 pistols may have improperly secured frame inserts. In rare cases, internal safety mechanisms may become ineffective and the pistol could discharge during decocking.

CZ has issued a recall notice for All-American Trap Combo shotguns, currently displayed prominently on the CZ official website.

A firearm dropped or subjected to a significant impact may have damaged internal parts. Canik advises inspection before continued use.

A small number of Maverick Hunter over/under shotguns are affected by a safety recall.

Incorrect optic-mounting screws supplied with an optic may damage the slide. Only FN-supplied screws should be used.

Some holster designs have larger openings near the trigger area to accommodate an attached weapon light, which may allow unintended trigger contact.

SIG Sauer maintains a Cross rifle safety-recall notice in its Safety Center.

Certain R7 Mako pistols shipped between January 10 and February 14, 2022 are subject to a firing-pin safety-block recall.

A shotshell released prematurely while loading or unloading could contact the bolt-lock button and detonate.

Smith & Wesson continues to publish a safety-recall notice for M&P12 shotguns.

The quick-detach sling swivel cups on a limited number of BAR MK3 rifles may be out of specification. The sling could separate from the rifle unexpectedly.

Certain lots of Remington Premier AccuTip 12-gauge sabot slugs are subject to a recall.

Certain lots of Remington Core-Lokt Tipped .300 Winchester Magnum ammunition are subject to a recall.

A limited number of SXP shotguns with 3½-inch chambers are subject to a recall.

Winchester maintains a serial-number lookup page for the XPR rifle recall.

SIG Sauer issued a recall for certain ROMEO5 optics.

SIG Sauer issued an ammunition recall for certain lots of 9mm 115-grain Elite Ball FMJ.

The right safety lever may crack and appear functional when it is not, potentially allowing an unintended discharge.

Smith & Wesson received reports of barrel failures. Some barrels supplied by an outside vendor may not meet performance requirements.

Certain Solo pistols are subject to a thumb-safety recall.

The holster design can unintentionally change the position of the pistol's manual safety switch, potentially leaving the firearm in an unsafe condition without the owner's knowledge.

Listed on the official Smith & Wesson recall index.

All M&P15-22 rifles and pistols manufactured before February 1, 2019 require bolt inspection and possible replacement.

Listed on the official Smith & Wesson recall index.

Certain 84M rifles are subject to a bolt-function recall.

Listed on the official Smith & Wesson recall index.

Locking-surface wear may eventually cause a crack near the ejection port.

Listed on the official Smith & Wesson recall index.

SIG Sauer offers a voluntary upgrade program for the P320 that reduces the physical weight of several internal components. This is a voluntary upgrade, not a mandatory recall.

Potential interference between the aluminum bolt shroud and cocking piece.

Pistols manufactured before June 1, 2017 may discharge unintentionally if the safety is not used correctly.

Under a limited set of circumstances, the pistol may experience a delayed discharge after the trigger is pulled.

Listed on the official Smith & Wesson recall index.

Listed on the official Smith & Wesson recall index.

Trigger-system disconnector may wear prematurely because of improper heat treatment.

Certain rifles were manufactured without a required vent hole.

Listed on the official Smith & Wesson recall index.

The manual safety may not prevent a chambered round from firing when the trigger is pulled.

The manual safety may not prevent a chambered round from firing when the trigger is pulled.

Some stainless steel Vanguard rifles may have a barrel nut that was not tightened to the required torque specification. Use of an affected rifle may create a risk of personal injury.

Certain LCP pistols may discharge when dropped on a hard surface with a chambered round.

Certain SR9 pistols manufactured between October 2007 and April 2008 may fire when dropped with the manual safety off.

A limited number of Model 695 shotguns manufactured during 1995–1996 may discharge while the bolt is being closed on a live shell.

Certain older Vanguard rifles require a bolt-sleeve upgrade. Improper bolt assembly could create a hazardous condition in which the rifle discharges without the bolt being fully engaged.

Certain P85 pistols may discharge while the safety or decocker lever is engaged if the firing pin breaks in a particular manner.

The trigger overtravel adjustment screw may shift, potentially causing an unexpected discharge or failure to fire.

Pre-1973 single-action revolvers lack a transfer bar safety and can discharge if dropped on the hammer.