American Outdoor Brands Corp., formerly Smith & Wesson, is being urged to examine its safety practices and standards by leaders of the Major Cities Chiefs Association, a law enforcement organization that represents dozens of large North American police departments. [More]And dozens of Democrat administrations that have to blame someone for the utter failure of "progressive" rule ...
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It's not like S & W is a virgin when it comes to giving the government what government wants.
ReplyDeleteWe'll just have to wait and see if they learned anything from the time they gave it up to "Slick Willie."
You got that. Apologies and cooperation just make the looters target you harder. Regardless of how many times the building has changed hands, that hobo sign* has been on the front sidewalk for years and it isn’t going away.
ReplyDelete(I was thinking “easy mark,” but “cowards who will give to make you go away” is probably closer to the truth.)
And there's Houston's own Art Acevedo, anti gun chiefs who was handed his current job by just before he would have been kicked out of his prior gig at another Tx city. Vernon are all over Tx
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