Stag Arms relocating
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I think that is where I'm heading
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Why any gun company would stay in the northeast is beyond my understanding.
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Every company that manufactures anything to do with firearms should move to States that support the Second Amendment and whose laws or lack of laws prove their sincerity.
Smith & Wesson needs to be in Springfield.
The one in Arkansas, Texas, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, or Tennessee!
Rainier Arms from Auburn, Washington is moving a big chunk of their business to Kansas. They’ve started with a 35000 SF warehouse and just purchased a previously closed range, retail space, and training facility. They are relocating some key employees here according to local news due to our lower cost of living, mid-USA location, and gun friendly people and politics.
A I am sure some obliging small Montana town would be willing to change its name to what ever S&W wanted. Moccasin just up the road would probably be willing and could donate a couple acres of vacant lots. If that won't work they could buy a section (sq mile) for under a million bucks, in the eastern part of the state, built away and call it what ever they wanted
Another kick in the pants to the good people of these states that bravely stay and fight, rather than the cowardly cut and run. Wake up gentlemen, Stag would move to California if they could add a point to their margin...business is business, and this is all about the cost of doing business.
Here's some additional info on Stag Arms. Not much of of manufacturer after the previous owner destroyed the company by breaking federal gun laws. That's FEDERAL laws, not an evil un free state laws. Wyoming aint getting much, more than likely there were a few "Do we really want these clowns" conversations in the governors office when this news broke.
Longtime CT gunmaker leaving state for Wyoming - Connecticut Post
Longtime CT gunmaker leaving state for Wyoming - Connecticut Post
or Louisiana
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