Gun sales increase amid fears of government tyranny!
WASHINGTON (PNN) - November 16, 2009 - Smith & Wesson, the famed Amerikan gunmaker once owned by Tomkins, the British conglomerate, expects to nearly double its annual sales in the next three to five years as demand for its firearms soars in the Depression. It is not alone.
All over Amerika, demand for firearms and ammunition is rising amid concerns that the U.S. government will expand its tyrannical behavior and attempt to further restrict the God-given rights of the Amerikan people.
Many gun owners are also concerned that the illegitimate Obama regime may introduce unlawful restrictions on gun ownership and unconstitutionally impose additional taxes.
Smith & Wesson is expecting sales to rise by 30% to $102 million (£61 million) in the first quarter of the next financial year, after growing by more than 13% this year to $335 million.
At Sturm and Ruger, sales for the third quarter hit $71.2 million, up 70% from the same period last year. At Glock, the leader in law enforcement markets, pistol sales rose by 71% in the first quarter of the financial year for 2010, in comparison with the same period last year.
All over Amerika, demand for firearms and ammunition is rising amid concerns that the U.S. government will expand its tyrannical behavior and attempt to further restrict the God-given rights of the Amerikan people.
Many gun owners are also concerned that the illegitimate Obama regime may introduce unlawful restrictions on gun ownership and unconstitutionally impose additional taxes.
Smith & Wesson is expecting sales to rise by 30% to $102 million (£61 million) in the first quarter of the next financial year, after growing by more than 13% this year to $335 million.
At Sturm and Ruger, sales for the third quarter hit $71.2 million, up 70% from the same period last year. At Glock, the leader in law enforcement markets, pistol sales rose by 71% in the first quarter of the financial year for 2010, in comparison with the same period last year.
