2020 Gun Sales Have Likely Surpassed All of 2019

[Annihilator]

Good read on firearm sales so far in 2020

An Official Journal Of The NRA | 2020 Gun Sales Have Likely Surpassed All of 2019

Although total August volume of firearm sales isn't available yet, it's likely that 2020 gun sales have already surpassed all numbers for 2019.

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[KillerFord1977]

Good luck finding ammo!!

those 55 gallon drums that everyone smirked at with 8000 rounds of ammo for $3000 may have been a good split amongst lots of friends in hindsight

 

[BET7]

Good read on firearm sales so far in 2020

An Official Journal Of The NRA | 2020 Gun Sales Have Likely Surpassed All of 2019

Although total August volume of firearm sales isn't available yet, it's likely that 2020 gun sales have already surpassed all numbers for 2019.

www.shootingillustrated.com

Well I helped the cause in August, buying three firearms. A CZ P10C, SA Saint Victor 300BO Pistol, and a Carcano Calvery Carbine M91, that's at my LGS but has yet been "checked in" prior to them calling me, and doing my BGC when I go and pay the xfer fee (so this one could count for September).

 

[Annihilator]

Well I helped the cause in August, buying three firearms. A CZ P10C, SA Saint Victor 300BO Pistol, and a Carcano Calvery Carbine M91, that's at my LGS but has yet been "checked in" prior to them calling me, and doing my BGC when I go and pay the xfer fee (so this one could count for September).

Don’t forget all them yeet cannons you and 10mm bought also......

 

[olov850]

Yet Remington managed to go bankrupt... again.

 

[BET7]

Don’t forget all them yeet cannons you and 10mm bought also......

That's true, but we've bought so many the past several months, they had to temporarily shut down the factory to retool and resupply. So, in the mean time, we're buying other types, to keep the economy going.

 

[jumpinjoe]

The wife and I stopped by the local gun store least night and saw shelf after shelf and rack after rack totally cleared off. Ammo, except for some shotgun stuff and a few .22's was non existent. Racks for long guns were probably less than 20% full, and show cases for hand guns were less than that. I'm glad to see that much interest in firearms today, I only hope they're being bought up by the right kind of folks and that if they're new to the game, will get the proper training.

 

[Keystone19250]

Yet Remington managed to go bankrupt... again.

Bad management.

 

[jmcd]

With the amount of new licenses to carry firearms being applied for around where I am, I certainly can see this being true. When I took a live fire class with my son, the parking lot of the school looked like a mall at Christmas. People are waiting 4 months to get in to classes. This being a non friendly 2a state, it was very surprising but welcomed to see. My Local PD had one firearms officer. Now they have two and they can't keep up with the amount of applications. I understand that some people will never buy a firearm, but if you are going to jump through as many hoops as you have to here to become licensed, you will be buying at least one.

 

[KillerFord1977]

Bad management.

Understatement of the decade