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Smith & Wesson Has Officially Moved To a State That Will Show Them More Appreciation

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why the move to Tennessee will work better for the gun manufacturer. Smith & Wesson recently made a historic move from Massachusetts to Tennessee – and it is sure to serve them better as a result. The company, which was established in 1852 and has become one of America’s most noteworthy gun manufacturers, previously found itself in the midst of strict gun laws in the state of … Read more

Gun Manufacturers Moving To More Supportive States Should Serve As a Warning Call To States Setting Up Restrictive Gun Laws (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Various states are starting to put restrictive gun laws in place, either banning assault rifles entirely or putting together rules that will make it tougher to own one. While this may look good for anti-gun advocates, it could spell bad news for the states when it comes to business. That’s because, according to this report from The Washington Post, at least 20 firearms, ammunitions and gun accessory companies are shifting production, and even their entire headquarters, from … Read more

Smith & Wesson Provides a Fiery Response To an Anti-Gun Subpoena Issued By Democrats, Citing Support For the Second Amendment (Guest: Second Amendment)

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For some time now, politicians (namely Democrats) have been trying to crack down on gun violence, even issuing subpoenas to gun makers in an effort to get some answers. However, this time around, Smith & Wesson is firing back. In a statement made earlier this week, the company’s President and CEO, Mark Smith, pointed the fingers at these politicians, noting other reasons to blame for the violence.  “A number of politicians and their lobbying partners … Read more

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