Gun shop owner sets up new rules for gun ownership

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Arizona Gun Store Refuses To Sell Guns To Anyone Who Voted For Obama

By Adam Peck on Nov 16, 2012 at 4:39 pm
The owner of the Southwest Shooting Authority in Pinetop, Arizona is testing out a new business strategy: banning anyone who voted for President Obama from the store.
Owner Cope Reynolds took out an ad in the local newspaper announcing his new policy, writing “If you voted for Barack Obama, your business is not welcome at Southwest Shooting Authority.” A similar sign is posted on the front door of the shop as well.
Reynolds prefaced his ad campaign with a letter posted to firearm news website AmmoLand:
Effective immediately, if you voted for Obama, your money is no good here. You have proven beyond a doubt that you are not responsible enough to own a firearm. We have just put a sign up on the front door to save you the trouble of walking all the way in here….
Gun advocates have been notoriously critical of the Obama administration for its perceived slights of the second amendment, this despite overseeing the expansion of gun rights during Obama’s first four years in the White House.
Reynolds’ feelings about a second Obama administration were hardly a secret before his ad appeared, taking to Facebook to lend his support for the fringe secessionist movement that has sprung up in reaction to Obama’s reelection as well as the notion that President Obama is coming for conservatives’ guns.



I just wonder what happens when a customer whips out their lifetime NRA membership and they still voted for Obama? There are more than a few of them too. Oh well, there is always the next gun shop down the street. Seems like a rather pathetic business strategy to me. I do wonder if that gun shop sold weapons to straw purchasers during the "fast and furious" debacle.
 

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lol and how would he know?
 
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true how would he know but it's so funny
 
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Shock advertising.

That sign probably just draws in more right wing customers than anything else.

Lol @ the idea of turning down sales
 
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I don't think it will be hard to enforce.
 
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Pine top is a tiny town in the White Mountains of AZ and that gun shop probably doesn't see more than 10 people all day long, all the locals have their guns already anyway.
 
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I have no idea where these people get the idea that Obama is anti-gun. I mean, 5 years ago, before he was president, I could understand the concern, because as a community organizer in Chicago he pushed some gun control legislation for the city of Chicago, and as Illinois senator, he was kind of on the anti-gun side in two or three bills. But since becoming president, he has done NOTHING to indicate any desire to limit gun rights, and in fact has said repeatedly that the 2nd amendment must absolutely be protect on a national, federal level, and that if there are any restrictions on gun ownership it must be limited to the local level.