Posted on 06/01/2020 10:52:16 AM PDT by knighthawk
Gun-related stocks soared on Monday after a weekend of civil unrest stretching from New York to Chicago to Los Angeles.
Gunmakers American Outdoor Brands and Sturm, Ruger & Co., ammunition maker Vista Outdoor and police body cam and Taser stun gun maker Axon Enterprise were all trading sharply higher as investors priced in the possibility the violence could propel already surging sales.
Americans flocked to gun stores as states began issuing stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of COVID-19 amid concerns the stores would be deemed nonessential and forced to temporarily close their doors.
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Question: How many shops/stores being protected by well-armed owners get looted?
Sales have been surging since the onset of the Chicom Cooties, this is sending them higher still.
These are gun stocks. Which, incidentally, are out of stock.
where are the speakers? are they stereo?
Ask the Koreans in LA.
“These are gun stocks. Which, incidentally, are out of stock. “
Machine gun stocks, right? Obviously all purchased by white supremacists, right?
Liberals: “NOBODY NEEDS AN AR-15! IT’S 2020 JUST CALL THE POLICE! BAN THEM NOW!”
Liberals when riots start happening nearby: “Hey uh, you got any of them AR-15s left? I’d like to buy one now.”
I keep seeing that gun sales are soaring- but where are the store owners using them to defend their stores and their lives?
I knew it.
If people cant find one, dont want to wait, or seriously cant deal with a real one, then buy a realistic-looking fake or toy gun and paint the orange end black.
99% of the time, just having it visible will deter 99% of people trying to be cute.
Receivers, barrels, triggers and all that other stuff comes in handy too.
They can’t legally in some cities/states. They would be arrested before the rioters.
Entirely aside from the pressures today that make it less likely for people to play Roof Korean, there’s also the matter of the media today actively burying stories like that. A few have slipped through - the Italian bakery that the owners defended with shotguns, the Texas militias defending the Alamo and Cenotaph.
Some people thought that was a viable act in the LA Riots.
It wasn’t. Not when confronted with a riotous mob.
No, they are the ones in the street throwing bricks.
The Cabela’s near my house shut down today and have an army of Security surrounding the Store - Sheriffs Deputies have access to the parking lot blocked off.
When the store opens back up, the gun and ammo department will be bought out.
Well, here’s one good news story abotu htis:
“Armed Santa Monica Store Owners Rise Up to Defend Businesses from Rioters”
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