The OCC said it found early evidence the country’s nine biggest banks had debanked customers in industries including oil and gas, coal, firearms and adult entertainment.
The exodus of firearm companies from states hostile to Second Amendment rights and firearm and ammunition manufacturers isn’t limited to Virginia.
Customers are looking for ARs, AR pistols and regular handguns with a threaded barrel to accept sound suppressors.
Publix does business in states that strongly support their residents’ Second Amendment rights—absent the 24 properties in Virginia…at least for now.
Eric Wesson is the grandson of firearm maker and designer Dan Wesson. During a recent interview, Wesson talked about the Wesson family, Dan Wesson’s history, and much more.
But the LaGrange Daily News is reporting that future construction on Remington Arms’ planned facility in LaGrange is in serious dispute.
The Ninth Circuit won’t care because as they see it, none of this is a “meaningful constraint” on the right to keep and bear arms.
Capital One is going to have to attempt to tell a court that “What’s in your wallet?” is actually illegal banking discrimination.
We can expect any number of new suppressor announcements this year, and probably next. Some established brands wonder how many may be here today, but gone tomorrow.
The shame here belongs to Bloomberg’s antigun mouthpiece, The Trace. It’s clear, though, they have no shame when it comes to ignoring the truth.
