... http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/...as-americans-buy-fewer-firearms-20171117.html
I hope they recover from it.
I hope they recover from it.
Me too.... http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/...as-americans-buy-fewer-firearms-20171117.html
I hope they recover from it.
Bound to happen eventually.
Lack of innovation and a decline in product quality (perceived or real) is the main factor here, imo. Plenty of other gun companies doing very well in this economy.
I agree. I'd never want to see a gun company go underSad but true but I still want them to recover from it, otherwise, it's a loss for gun owners like us.
I hope this is a wake upcall for the all the stakeholders that a drastic reorganization and restructuring is necessary.
It's a shame. With large population increases, loss of hunting land, and the high prices associated with leasing a hunting property I can see where any company that relies on hunting is going to struggle. In another generation will there be any hunting?