Pro Gun Corporations?

[Annie Oakley]

Over the past few months I have been doing a series on anti gun corporations like Ben & Jerry's, Sara Lee...

My criteria for the anti gun companies is those that actively donated money to anti gun organizations such as the Brady campaign.

Anyway, I would also like to post about some pro gun corporations. This seems like difficult info to come by if they even exist. Optimally I would like them to be a national corporation that all of my readers would recognize besides the obvious like Gander Mountain.

Anybody know of any?

[mollymayhem82]

The only company I know of is Wrangler Jeans.

[vicious]

lots of obvious ones but a good start http://www.friendsofnra.org/National.aspx?cid=2&sid=0

[Annie Oakley]

The only company I know of is Wrangler Jeans.

That's definitely a good start!

[cdi]

(shameless plug)

C.D.I. Custom Knife and Gun-
A VERY pro-gun company, even though the owner gets a little cranky at times.

[Yellowfin]

lots of obvious ones but a good start http://www.friendsofnra.org/National.aspx?cid=2&sid=0

Big problems with that list: Colt and Smith & Wesson. Neither one of those do very much to change their home states' attitudes about gun ownership, seeming to plug their ears and turn a blind eye towards CT and MA's laws, politicians, and cultural influences.

[ByblosHex]

Over the past few months I have been doing a series on anti gun corporations like Ben & Jerry's, Sara Lee...

My criteria for the anti gun companies is those that actively donated money to anti gun organizations such as the Brady campaign.

Anyway, I would also like to post about some pro gun corporations. This seems like difficult info to come by if they even exist. Optimally I would like them to be a national corporation that all of my readers would recognize besides the obvious like Gander Mountain.

Anybody know of any?

Pro-gun corporations?
Taurus, Glock, Panther Arms, Smith & Wesson, Colt to name a few off of the top of my head.

[Annie Oakley]

I am trying to find companies that are non gun related. Perhaps comanies that have pro gun policies or corporate heads that actively donate to the nra, goa or something like that.

My blog is mostly about baking. I've been doing a series on anti gun food companies as that would concern my readers. I just want to get a nice parralel.

Just to throw out an example (completely made up) lets say that Hershey has sponsored competitive shooting matches.

[ByblosHex]

I am trying to find companies that are non gun related. Perhaps comanies that have pro gun policies or corporate heads that actively donate to the nra, goa or something like that.

My blog is mostly about baking. I've been doing a series on anti gun food companies as that would concern my readers. I just want to get a nice parralel.

Just to throw out an example (completely made up) lets say that Hershey has sponsored competitive shooting matches.

I'm not sure there are any companies like that. At least, I've never heard of any.

[Annie Oakley]

Hmmm...I wonder if the Brady Campaign or the Violence Policy Center have a boycott list like the nra does? I'll have to look into that.