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Tuesday, June 25, 2013

Connecticut gun-grabbers are now perplexed that a gun maker is leaving their state.

Connecticut gun-grabbers are now perplexed that a gun maker is leaving their state.

One gun maker is leaving Bristol, Connecticut due to the state’s tightened gun control laws that came in the wake of last year’s horrific Sandy Hook school shooting.
PTR Industries, a company that builds high-end semi-automatic rifles at a factory in Bristol, Conn., is relocating to Aynor, South Carolina for its more-friendly gun rights laws, according to vice president of sales John McNamara. Meanwhile, a new Quinnipiac University poll released this week shows 57% of Connecticut residents are in favor of the state’s new gun law.
Connecticut State Senator Beth Bye, who championed the gun-control legislation, called it “ironic” that PTR would announce its move on the same day the poll came out.
Bye says the new law did not prevent PTR from manufacturing in the state.

 

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