Colorado gun stores are seeing a big jump in demand for firearms
since last Friday's massacre at a midnight movie showing in Aurora.
Background checks for people wanting to buy guns in Colorado
reportedly increased more than 41 percent after last week’s Aurora movie
massacre. The Denver Post reports that firearm instructors have also
seen increased interest in training needed for a concealed-carry permit.
"It's been insane," Jake Meyers, an employee at Rocky Mountain Guns and Ammo in Parker told the newspaper Monday.
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