In article ,
This is a double edged thing at best.  Some things you should factor
into your decisions.  Clinton is one of the best friends gun dealers
have ever had.  He generates business thru scare tactics.  Then he
protects their business by eliminating competition in the form of
small dealers.  Panic buying and stockpiling/hoarding may result in
demand now, but if and when the scare ends, business will drop off to
about nothing.  The results of that will be that a number of the
remaining shops will close, leaving only a few in each region.  Easy
targets for techincal violations that can close them.  Watch the
traitors in the gun shops support his anti-gun show initiatives.
They will love being able to charge for transfers between private
individuals.  One local store here is up to $40 to receive an out of
state firearm.  He doesn't like internet sales, or transfers from
dealers that carry things he doesn't -- cuts into HIS business.

Dick Burg

  player1@not.replyable.com (Jim String) wrote:
> In article , sleen@applink.net
wrote:
> >did you ever notice how that every time Klinton opens his mouth about
> >guns, every single gun store in town runs out of ammo within a couple
> >of days ?  gees, by now, "We the people" have more ammo than the US
> >Army.
>
> I notice my local gun stores are looking pretty affluent these days.
> They have started stocking a lot of AR-15s and such, quite a bit of
> it looks pre-ban. That's a lot of money to sink into inventory and
> people don't do that unless they are moving it. I also noticed one
> hell of a shelf full of Leupold riflescopes. Not even out in a
> display case or anything, just a big shelf full of these very high
> ticket items. I noticed a couple of those big 90 round drum mags
> for AK's or AR-15's or whatever they are, you know, the kind that
> make gun grabbing monkeys wet their panties.
>
> Ammo comes and goes. A couple of times I've gone in to get the ammo
> I've budgeted for out of each paycheck and my favored loads are out
> of stock, though usually not for long. This tells me a lot of people
> are buying in bulk and cleaning out dealers' stocks of the best stuff.
> There are big huge piles of bulk ammo piled around and it looks
> different every time I go in. The stuff is definitely moving.
>
> I'd say the gun grabbers have got a lot to worry about. You can only
> push an armed people so far and they are going to start pushing back.
> Every flipping night I see more inflammatory lies coming from Dan
Blather's
> outfit, NPR, CNN, you name it. They are scaring the hell out of good,
> honest law-abiding Americans and they are reacting by stocking up,
> buying lots of guns before they are gone or banned and stocking up
> on one hell of a lot of ammo. I see lots of young families in the gun
> stores, dad, mom, young ones in tow or carried. It's not just the
> dad and son thing any more.
>
> The antis need to get a clue: the most dangerous thing in the wild
> is a cornered animal that feels it has no escape. It will attack
> violently, particularly if its offspring are at risk. If they aren't
> careful, there are going to be big stinking heaps of gun grabbing
> monkey bodies laying about.
>
> Best,
> Jim
>


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