Metro Shooting Supplies, in an area near the city's main airport, reports selling two to three times more weapons than usual in recent weeks — an average of 30 to 50 guns each day — while the jury prepares to conclude its three-month review of the case that sparked looting and weeks of sometimes-violent protests in August.
"We're selling everything that's not nailed down," owner Steven King said. "Police aren't going to be able to protect every single individual. If you don't prepare yourself and get ready for the worst, you have no one to blame but yourself."
The store's waiting list for private lessons and concealed-carry training classes extends into 2015.
More
This won't happen in liberal Democratic Maryland. You can not buy a gun in this State and walk out of the store with it. It may take a year for approval. So, by then, you are dead.
ReplyDeleteYou reading this newly elected Marylanders?
ReplyDeleteLet them shoot each other and destroy their community then go in bulldoze the town and sell the land for landfill for toxic waste.
ReplyDeleteThis is Obama, Holder, Sharpton and Jackson's doing. They created this cesspool and now the Muslims have stepped in to make is worse.
ReplyDeleteAnybody care to share their opinions as to best shotguns and handguns for home-defense? I'm updating from a double-barrel and a revolver.
ReplyDeleteI am pretty sure we can guess the outcome. Why do you think the governor put the State of Missouri in a state of emergency.
ReplyDelete