So gun sales are up 600 percent.
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That's gotta be Dems buying or maybe Fudds .
I say welcome
I say welcome
Hopefully it wakes some folks up... People voted for Democrats that wanted to, and have limited 2AM Rights in many states... but now many of those people are feeling vulnerable... some may have gone to a store to buy a shotgun and been told they have to go through the 2 month permitting process or waiting periods...
Maybe this will be a wake up call to some folks...
Saw on the news that a majority of the sales at some dealers, are first time gun owners...
This may favor our side in the upcoming election...
Maybe this will be a wake up call to some folks...
Saw on the news that a majority of the sales at some dealers, are first time gun owners...
This may favor our side in the upcoming election...
No one needs 2AM rights. Everyone should be in bed anyway. /s
doubtful
they vote dem cause they are stupid. no cure for stupid yet that ive seen
Fact:
There will always be ignorant ****ers who are unprepared
There will always be ignorant ****ers who are unprepared
Is that an offer? I like to keep my options open...
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In January, the NICS system processed 2,165,094 background checks, a nearly 25% increase from a year earlier, according to FBI data.
Last month, there were 2,802,467 background checks, marking a more than 36% increase from the prior February.
Ammo.com, an online retailer of ammunition, said it’s seen a surge in sales that correlates with the spread of the coronavirus. Sales in Delaware have grown by more than 4,500% ― the most of any state, according to the website. Customers in Vermont, Maryland, Mississippi and Louisiana, where confirmed cases of the virus have steadily increased, have also placed substantially more orders than normal.
Last month, there were 2,802,467 background checks, marking a more than 36% increase from the prior February.
Ammo.com, an online retailer of ammunition, said it’s seen a surge in sales that correlates with the spread of the coronavirus. Sales in Delaware have grown by more than 4,500% ― the most of any state, according to the website. Customers in Vermont, Maryland, Mississippi and Louisiana, where confirmed cases of the virus have steadily increased, have also placed substantially more orders than normal.
