Anti-Gun Reliance on Dem Convention Could Spur More Ammo Sales
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Ammunition sales are spiking, allowing an online ammo sales business to up consumer donations to Second Amendment groups.U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- The Hill is reporting that gun control organizations “are looking to the Democratic National Convention to build off recent momentum sparked by New York’s lawsuit against the National Rifle Association,” but a news release from an online ammunition sales company suggests this strategy could backfire. Ammo.com revealed Tuesday in a news release that “recent civil unrest amidst calls to ‘defund the police’ have sparked an unprecedented demand for ammunition.” The demand translates into sales, and that puts money into Ammo.com’s “Freedom Fighter Support” program. According to the news release, during the second quarter of 2020 donations to various “preferred organizations” have spiked considerably. The news release cited these examples:
About Dave Workman Dave Workman is a senior editor at TheGunMag.com and Liberty Park Press, author of multiple books on the Right to Keep & Bear Arms and formerly an NRA-certified firearms instructor.
- Armed Citizens’ Educational Foundation +69%
- National Rifle Association +50%
- Second Amendment Foundation +33%
About Dave Workman Dave Workman is a senior editor at TheGunMag.com and Liberty Park Press, author of multiple books on the Right to Keep & Bear Arms and formerly an NRA-certified firearms instructor.