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Results found for "gun manufacturer"


AG Jay Jones was candidate who called for death of rival and rival's children
AG Jay Jones was candidate who called for death of rival and rival's children
 
Gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson ripped politicians for demonizing guns and lawful gun owners to cover for failed policies that have led to surging crime rates.
Published: Saturday, August 27th, 2022 @ 7:47 pm By: Daily Wire
Gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson ripped politicians for demonizing guns and lawful gun owners to cover for failed policies that have led to surging crime rates.
 
Gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson will move its headquarters from Massachusetts to Tennessee, citing the “changing business climate for firearms manufacturing in Massachusetts.”
Published: Sunday, November 7th, 2021 @ 11:37 am By: Daily Wire
Gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson will move its headquarters from Massachusetts to Tennessee, citing the “changing business climate for firearms manufacturing in Massachusetts.”
 
Gov. Roy Coopers’ March 27 Executive Order, set to take effect on March 30, created some policy ambiguity regarding gun and ammunition retailers.
Gov. Roy Coopers’ March 27 Executive Order, set to take effect on March 30, created some policy ambiguity regarding gun and ammunition retailers.
 

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