Smith & Wesson Nearly Lost Its Gun-Making License—Here’s Why You Never Heard About It
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Warrior9(Ret)
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The article is spot on. If this were a small business they would have been shut down in a heartbeat.
Just like the American automakers and air plane manufacturers. They can’t fail
Some will disagree but first a question. Isn’t the fine set by the amount of issues? There are a lot more moving parts to a manufacturing company then a mom and pop store and from talking to a former
Co worker that transferred to the ATF he said it’s usually the size and amount of violation that sets the fine amount!
Not that S&W shouldn’t keep a tighter ship but I’m pretty certain nobody is sad they were able to stay open!
Working at a store teaching and helping list Gunbroker items it can be a challenge to stay in your game and we had a show room of 4,500 guns on display plus multiple backstock of the display guns and the Gunbroker in 2022 we had 3.5 million in sales due to the pandemic just in Gunbroker alone, the store itself nit sure but probably in the 12 million or more
Co worker that transferred to the ATF he said it’s usually the size and amount of violation that sets the fine amount!
Not that S&W shouldn’t keep a tighter ship but I’m pretty certain nobody is sad they were able to stay open!
Working at a store teaching and helping list Gunbroker items it can be a challenge to stay in your game and we had a show room of 4,500 guns on display plus multiple backstock of the display guns and the Gunbroker in 2022 we had 3.5 million in sales due to the pandemic just in Gunbroker alone, the store itself nit sure but probably in the 12 million or more
Warrior9(Ret)
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Yep