Even before the significant boost brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent protests sweeping the country, the defensive shotgun market was far from dead.
Sitting in a shop with shelves emptied by coronavirus-weary and protest-spooked gun buyers, it can be difficult to remember what life was like before everything sort of came apart at the seams.
It became nationwide — even worldwide — news: In the first few weeks of COVID-19’s spread throughout the U.S., people who had never thought they’d need a gun suddenly rushed to their local...
No dealer reading this needs me to tell them a sales staff who ignores female customers isn’t going to sell much to that market. Ditto to a salesperson who comes across as condescending.
