Crain’s Business: Better Late Than Never on Gun Sales Story
Posted by Peter Suciu on September 8, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Do investors really trust Crain’s Business with up to date information on the world of business? It makes you wonder if this is the case after reading this past weekend’s piece titled “Post-election jump in gun, ammo sales eases, sellers say.”
For the record, the November elections are just two months away, so this story is about 10 months late I think. Of course even the introduction sounds like something you might have read… oh say, in January or February of this year:
“The ascension of a Democratic president and a Democratic-controlled Congress gave rise to fears among gun owners of renewed gun control efforts, with rumors of new taxes and tracking technology for ammunition fueling a rush on small-arms purchases and ammunition hoarding.”
Let’s hope this is the last we hear of this story. It should be solidly filed under “OLD NEWS.”
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