Cabelas pulled the plug too. The company that runs that show is owned by a British company. I guess those are the same Brits that are used to raising the white flag when ever the anti gunner press puts pressure on them. What the heck is a foreign company doing running a gun show anyway? I guess that's out the question in their own country. Might as well turn your guns in now ol' chap and save yourself some time just like you did over there.![]()
Email for investor relations : [email protected]
Might get more attention there than a general email box.
I'm in Northern Virginia and we've decided not to attend this year.
Besides, we have a gun show in Feb & Mar so I need to save some cash!
Got a response from Liz Sharp @ S&W Investor relations:
Thank you for your correspondence. We appreciate your support.
Very cool. Someone read the email.
The SHOT is put on by NSSF (National Shooting Sports Foundation).
I read at another site (not gun site) but cannot confirm it that over 150 vendors have pulled out of that show!
Did STAG ARMS, COLT, AND MOSSBERG pull out? If not I will call all three tomorrow and ask if they will also.
If you can stand digging around on their web site, you can find that they are still promoting a "Tactical" area of the show.But they claim to still support 2A
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S&W pulled out. So.did Cabelas.and Bass Pro.
Cowards make bad allies.
KCOG has a very good point. These gun companies in New York, New Jersey, Illinois and California need to move to the south or a least to gun friendly states. There may come a day when it will becomes too expensive to operate and or relocate from those states. Those bunch of losers don't mind taking our gun tax dollars to support their anti-gun agendas. Stop giving them our dollars. I realize you can't just up and move but a little planning and some slick negotiating with a gun friendly state could be quite beneficial.