From Political Vel Craft
U.S.
Citizens Prepare For Insurrection: Citizens Arming Themselves At Record Pace!
Here’s
a Constitutional indicator concerning Americans about the lunacy of
Hitler’s gun control advocates: Gun sales are way up.
- “The strongest reason for the people to retain the
right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves
against tyranny in government”. There is no mixing words there. Source:
When
The Government Fears The People There Is Liberty ~ President Thomas Jefferson!
Connecticut
based Sturm, Ruger
& Co. (RGR) released
predictable news last Wednesday that it would suspend order requests after
receiving 1 million firearm orders in the first three months alone of 2012. The
company says its production capabilities simply cannot meet the demand.
Comparatively, it produced nearly the same amount for the entierty of 2011,
making 1.1 million guns. The company says it aims to restore continuing
operations at the end of May.
So, what’s the cause for this surge
in gun sales? Jim Barrett, an analyst from CL King & Associates,
provides two reasons: President Obama and fraudulent gun laws.
Even one child death from drone
missiles or suicide bombings is one child death too many.
UNICEF
UNICEF
US citizens disapprove of Obama’s
performance and view his policies as a threat to the U.S. Second
Amendment want to stock up on defensive firearms — namely pistols,
revolvers, rifles, and shotguns — in case gun laws become more
unconstitutionally stringent. They reason that he will pursue tougher
artificial gun laws since he will have nothing to lose in his second term.
- Obama 2012 Pakistan strikes
- Obama 2011 Pakistan strikes
- Obama 2010 Pakistan strikes
- Obama 2009 Pakistan strikes
As Obama grandstands and uses the
Sandy Hook crisis to, in the words of Eric Holder “brainwash the public” that
guns are bad and the cause of violent crime and misery, We decided to show just
a few of the documented cases of drone attacks that he personally ordered where
children were killed. Drone attack after drone attack you will see the real
face of the Globalists. This man does not care about children he cares about
disarming the American people to bring in a totalitarian government.
Historically, gun sales have done
better under Democrats due to the view that they will attempt to curb
Second Amendment rights. Former president of the National Rifle Association,
the late Charlton Heston, provided a window into the minds of those
nazi zombies who hold this opinion when he said, “I intend to dedicate my
remaining time as president of the NRA to ensure the Second Amendment is safe
from Al Gore
and all those who threaten it.”
“A
fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity”
·
The Government Cannot Take Away Our
Guns
Also, more states have recently
enacted laws allowing the concealed carrying of a gun, which is also increasing
demand for guns. Conceal-carry permits can be acquired in 49 states.
Additionally, 21 states have “Stand Your Ground” laws (brought to national attention by
the current Trayvon Martin case), which state that
individuals do not have to retreat before using lethal force in self-defense,
no longer making lethal force a person’s last resort.
Chief United States Federal Judge Rules Summary Judgement
Supporting Open Carry Of Firearms In Florida!
So what stocks are
benefitting from the buying bonanza?
Gun Facts
Smith & Wesson
Smith & Wesson (SWHC) manufactures handguns, revolvers, and rifles and security instruments, such as handcuffs and active barriers, for commercial, governmental, and military use. The company competes with Sturm, Ruger & Co. along with the private companies Glock and Taur. Despite the competition, Smith & Wesson’s stock rose 11% on just last week’s news of Sturm, Ruger & Co.’s manufacturing pause because they both serve the same clientele.
The strong commercial demand for weapons has made up for the slack caused by Obama cutbacks in military spending by the government, which only constituted a small portion of its overall business anyway. The company unloaded one of its unprofitable security businesses in October of last year, meaning the company will focus more on its already profitable commerical business.
In the third quarter of 2011, the company reported a 60% surge in firearm backlog valued at $198.5 million, or double the figure of a year earlier. Wedbush analyst Rommel Dionisio states that “such a substantial increase in order backlog is a positive leading indicator for sales momentum.” In the beginning of this month, the company posted $98.1 million in sales for the third quarter, a 23.8% increase the previous year, and a third quarter profit that beat estimates for the fourth consecutive quarter. Its M&P handguns sold particularly well.
Sturm, Ruger & Co.
Like Smith & Wesson, Sturm, Ruger & Co. specializes in pistols, revolvers, and rifles. Unlike Smith & Wesson, it focuses primarily on these products and does not produce other security apparatuses.
Shares of the company have increased more than 10% since management announced a pause in gun production, bringing shares to their highest value since 1980. The company hasn’t felt the negative pressures of the economic downturn, and it has benefited from the industry’s growth since 2008 with the election of President Obama.
Walmart
Firearm retailers are also reaping the rewards of strong demand for firearms, as demonstrated by Walmart’s (WMT) experience when it began to sell firearms again in 2011. Walmart had removed firearms from most all but 1,300 of its stores in 2006. The company wanted to focus on higher-end products, but it admitted that the “appeal of guns was far ‘broader’ than it thought.”
Cabela’s (CAB), a national retailer located in Sidney, Nebraska, that specializes in equipment for outdoor games and sports, has benefited from the increase in the purchase of hunting weapons. Cabela’s Chief Merchandising Officer and Executive Vice President Brian J. Linneman said to analysts in a recent webcast that sales of “firearms and ammunition, certainly are on a rabid pace.”
The company also has been opening new stores and has begun issuing the Cabela’s CLUB Visa credit card. It recently opened its thirty-fifth store in Wichita, Kansas, drawing approximately 10,000 to 15,000 customers in a single day. Zacks has updated the rank of the company to a strong buy.
Smith & Wesson (SWHC) manufactures handguns, revolvers, and rifles and security instruments, such as handcuffs and active barriers, for commercial, governmental, and military use. The company competes with Sturm, Ruger & Co. along with the private companies Glock and Taur. Despite the competition, Smith & Wesson’s stock rose 11% on just last week’s news of Sturm, Ruger & Co.’s manufacturing pause because they both serve the same clientele.
The strong commercial demand for weapons has made up for the slack caused by Obama cutbacks in military spending by the government, which only constituted a small portion of its overall business anyway. The company unloaded one of its unprofitable security businesses in October of last year, meaning the company will focus more on its already profitable commerical business.
In the third quarter of 2011, the company reported a 60% surge in firearm backlog valued at $198.5 million, or double the figure of a year earlier. Wedbush analyst Rommel Dionisio states that “such a substantial increase in order backlog is a positive leading indicator for sales momentum.” In the beginning of this month, the company posted $98.1 million in sales for the third quarter, a 23.8% increase the previous year, and a third quarter profit that beat estimates for the fourth consecutive quarter. Its M&P handguns sold particularly well.
Sturm, Ruger & Co.
Like Smith & Wesson, Sturm, Ruger & Co. specializes in pistols, revolvers, and rifles. Unlike Smith & Wesson, it focuses primarily on these products and does not produce other security apparatuses.
Shares of the company have increased more than 10% since management announced a pause in gun production, bringing shares to their highest value since 1980. The company hasn’t felt the negative pressures of the economic downturn, and it has benefited from the industry’s growth since 2008 with the election of President Obama.
Walmart
Firearm retailers are also reaping the rewards of strong demand for firearms, as demonstrated by Walmart’s (WMT) experience when it began to sell firearms again in 2011. Walmart had removed firearms from most all but 1,300 of its stores in 2006. The company wanted to focus on higher-end products, but it admitted that the “appeal of guns was far ‘broader’ than it thought.”
Cabela’s (CAB), a national retailer located in Sidney, Nebraska, that specializes in equipment for outdoor games and sports, has benefited from the increase in the purchase of hunting weapons. Cabela’s Chief Merchandising Officer and Executive Vice President Brian J. Linneman said to analysts in a recent webcast that sales of “firearms and ammunition, certainly are on a rabid pace.”
The company also has been opening new stores and has begun issuing the Cabela’s CLUB Visa credit card. It recently opened its thirty-fifth store in Wichita, Kansas, drawing approximately 10,000 to 15,000 customers in a single day. Zacks has updated the rank of the company to a strong buy.
Can these stocks
keep climbing?
It seems likely.
U. S. Citizens Buy More Firearms For Personal Use Every 3
Months, Than What It Takes To Outfit The Entire Chinese And Indian Armies
Combined!
The National Shooting Sports Foundation stated earlier this year that last year was a “record-setting year” for the industry. It also said “potential exists for another strong sales year in 2012.” So far, it has been correct. In addition to the news generated by Sturm, Roger & Co., the National Instant Criminal Background Check System reported that in January of this year 920,840 background checks were made for persons purchasing firearms, a 17.3% increase from the same month last year.
These background checks provide a good indicator for the demand of firearms, though this might underestimate the true number of gun sales. A person may buy multiple firearms after one background check. The NRA reported in 2011 that 300 million firearms were privately owned in the US with the ownership increasing by 4 million annually, one million of those firearms being handguns.
Minyanville
The National Shooting Sports Foundation stated earlier this year that last year was a “record-setting year” for the industry. It also said “potential exists for another strong sales year in 2012.” So far, it has been correct. In addition to the news generated by Sturm, Roger & Co., the National Instant Criminal Background Check System reported that in January of this year 920,840 background checks were made for persons purchasing firearms, a 17.3% increase from the same month last year.
These background checks provide a good indicator for the demand of firearms, though this might underestimate the true number of gun sales. A person may buy multiple firearms after one background check. The NRA reported in 2011 that 300 million firearms were privately owned in the US with the ownership increasing by 4 million annually, one million of those firearms being handguns.
Minyanville
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Until Americans exercise sovereignty and value and understand what it really means to be sovereign all the guns in the universe will not benefit them at all.
Real freedom from oppression, here's how ...
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