The anti-gunners aren’t going to like this one. Gun sales have spiked following the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump and the Democratic nomination of Vice President Kamala Harris, according to a new report.
Gun sales have remained at over one million per month since 2019, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) reported. But they had leveled out before July 2024.
Historically high, gun sales had slowed month-over-month until the incident involving Trump and Harris’ elevation to official Democratic presidential candidate, The Washington Examiner reported. The selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, an ardent proponent of gun restrictions, as Harris’ running mate has fueled more fears of government action on firearms among gun owners.
“Business picked up a few percentage points at the end of July into early August, and I think we can thank Kamala…
