Posted on Mar 6, 2017
Demand slows for firearms, sending shares of major gunmaker down 5%
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Even though this is a couple days old, I think a lot of people saw this one coming when it was evident that Hillary was not going to be sitting in the White House. With the stocks dropping it might be a good time to invest in firearms manufactures, because the good times are not going to last forever.
Demand slows for firearms, sending shares of major gunmaker down 5%
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Posted 8 y ago
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Actually I am happy this is happening.. It means the hoarders are out of business finally. I hope ALL those that went over board and hoarded ammo and gear get bit in the ass now and have to eat the cost of everything they bought up.. So sick and tired of prices that were out of this world, not to mention the the lack of certain cal's in ammo.
Things will steady out again. And maybe now the rest of us can get back into it fully.
Things will steady out again. And maybe now the rest of us can get back into it fully.
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SPC Les Darbison
Who know Hillary would'nt make it . It was a good bet she would and she would support trying to take your Gun rights away. Haveing more range time do to fact that I get more bang for my bullet buck is a plus thank you President TRUMP.
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Well its about time, prices should settle down to more normal levels for both weapons and ammo. All that damage done by the Hoplophobes took its toll. Now the fight will be at the state and local level and the diehard hoplophobes dig in now that they no longer have carte blanche to write restrictive laws against the second amendment or the support from above.
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I suspect that the modem sporting rifle and perhaps pistol market is what's driving this. I suspect that other gun markets are about the same as always.
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LTC (Join to see)
I imagine you are more than correct. I have never done so, but it would be interesting to look at the statistical sales over the years of the modern sporting rifles vs. bolt-action hunting rifles and handguns, revolvers vs. semi autos. I would guess that the bolt-actions and revolvers have been flat line, with maybe a moderate slope, as opposed to the highs and lows you'd see for the other two.
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