[InABunkerUnderSF]

Problem is, with the exception of Cheaper Than Dirt, Midway and Barrett, I doubt if most of the guys on the list have any government or law enforcement contracts to begin with.

KISS Tactical for instance consists of about 6 people - including the kid who stands across the street waving the sign. (Ask yourself why an LEO from California who wanted to buy a duty weapon in Arizona would drive past Phoenix, carry on another 30 miles south and wander into small, second floor walk up gun shop way down in Maricopa.)

This is all good for propaganda purposes but until the big manufacturers start joining the boycott and moving facilities it don't mean nuthin.

[Oatka]

Problem is, with the exception of Cheaper Than Dirt, Midway and Barrett, I doubt if most of the guys on the list have any government or law enforcement contracts to begin with.

Agreed. BUT, like the liberals, let the gun companies "make a statement". If the big guys join in (they need to hear from us) it can do nothing but cause embarrassment and perhaps shift the debate away from more laws. It's "woith a shot".

At the east it will show that we are no longer assuming the fetal position in these Jihads against gun ownership.

[Charles Martel]

Problem is, with the exception of Cheaper Than Dirt, Midway and Barrett, I doubt if most of the guys on the list have any government or law enforcement contracts to begin with.

Yep, the lion's share of the government contracts go to companies like GT Distributors. Many similar companies aren't even listed as gun dealers - just "public safety suppliers".