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Late Wednesday, Sturm Ruger said that in the first quarter, it had received orders for more than 1 million units. And despite “efforts to increase production rates, the incoming order rate exceeds our capacity to rapidly fulfill these orders,” Sturm Ruger said.
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As an industry, firearms have barely felt the impact of the downturn. In fact, the opposite has been true.
Starting in 2008, it has grown almost constantly, fueled by economic uncertainty and never-realized worries that President Barack Obama and the then-Democratic controlled Congress would seek to rein in gun rights.
I love the dismissive wave of the hand at the end of that quote, especially in light of Fast & Furious and Sarah Brady's "under the radar" comment. "Never materialized" just means they haven't gotten to it yet.
Since 2008, I've bought ... *takes off shoes* ... yeah, I've bought a few guns. And I would've bought more if ammo wasn't so damned expensive.