39 Million Firearms purchased by Americans in 2021!

[Cooolone]

Represents a staggering 46% of private citizen firearm ownership globally!!!

Hahahaha, I learned something today (above) and it brought a HUGE smile to my face!

January this year things have slowed down a bit... Only 2.5 million, 29k in NY State. Inflation eating away at disposable income ($ for toys)?

I wonder... And let's not forget all those that exist before 1998, hahahahaha

Americans Bought 39 Million Guns Last Year. Here Is Each State’s Figure. – 24/7 Wall St.

A recent analysis reveals that Americans purchased nearly 39 million guns last year, the second-highest total on record.

247wallst.com

 

[ManualF150]

This is great news!

 

[Deplorable Me]

Let's go Brandon.

 

[dwa12479]

Kentucky blew everyone away...

 

[kev74]

I'm helping!

 

[Parzival]

Add two to Montana, bought them from some guy in a Walmart parking lot.

 

[Acer-m14]

"Last year, Americans bought 38.9 million guns, the second-highest year since data began to be kept by the FBI in 1998. It is only topped by 2020 when the number was 39.7 million. The best proxy for gun sales in America is the FBI’s NICS Firearms Background Check. Very few people who go through this check are denied permission to purchase weapons."

LMFAO .,.

also its a check .. not actually how many pew pews .. on that check lol ..

also in the news ..

Air Force must pay $230 million in Sutherland Springs shooting lawsuit

A federal judge previously found that the military branch was mostly at fault for the mass shooting because it didn’t report the gunman’s previous assault conviction to the FBI.

www.texastribune.org

 

[Deplorable Me]

How many 3D printers were sold?

 

[Depick]

I did my part ! I foresee some well stocked used gun racks if the world ever calms down.

 

[Cooolone]

A sincere reason these shores will never be invaded!!!

Lmao!

China might be able to field a few million in uniform, but... They won't outnumber the amount of boolits we have here laying in wait! Hahahaha

And I'm really interested if there's some sort of discernable information as to how many firearms were produced prior to the record collection... Say even from 1900-1970! Hahahaha, because I'm sure there's still a great many fo those laying around as well. So the numbers they promote here is just scratching the surface! LMFAO!

By the way, keep those aluminum cans and melt them down to ingot's because control over raw materials is soon coming (ghost control)... Hahaha

 

[pshift]

 

[Grimscale]

Represents a staggering 46% of private citizen firearm ownership globally!!!

Am I missing something?
how can 38.9 mill be 46% of civilian ownership GLOBALLY?
Don't we own more than that just here in the States?

 

[dwa12479]

Am I missing something?
how can 38.9 mill be 46% of civilian ownership GLOBALLY?
Don't we own more than that just here in the States?

This number comes close to matching the 2018 report from the Small Arms Survey. It puts gun ownership in the U.S. at 393 million, or 46% of the global total of guns owned by civilians.

 

[Deplorable Me]

Between global warming, Covid and gun purchases the liberals said we'd all be dead by now?

 

[Modean]

And that's just the purchases .gov knows about!

 

[Deplorable Me]

 

[kemo357]

I did my part to contribute in 21. Now time to do better in 22!!

 

[1075tech]

Contributed a few in 21. Started off 22 with one, so far

 

[ManualF150]

I need to get a couple more. I'm leaning towards a build of something and spend some time with it.. ya know something to tinker with when I don't have anything else bothering me...

 

[Cooolone]

I might wait until I leave NY, just to avoid the unnecessary BS! But I want what I want ... So maybe add to the collection before I go. Amazing that I'm most likely relocating to a place where you can walk in shopping, and walk out with your firearm...

A concept that could wind up costing me a LOT of money! Hahahahahaha impulse buying could become a problem!

 

[ManualF150]

I might wait until I leave NY, just to avoid the unnecessary BS! But I want what I want ... So maybe add to the collection before I go. Amazing that I'm most likely relocating to a place where you can walk in shopping, and walk out with your firearm...

A concept that could wind up costing me a LOT of money! Hahahahahaha impulse buying could become a problem!

Oh gosh, there has been times when I just wanted something cheap I saw just to kick around... but the nonsense of having to go to the PP office, then drive back. All the driving is stupid.

 

[Deplorable Me]

Wonder if my wife will see this thread?

 

[MothMan]

'Diversity' No Guarantee for Enhancing Second Amendment Recognition

This might be a good time to ask “How do they vote?” before uncorking the champagne.

www.ammoland.com

 

[Xae289]

'Diversity' No Guarantee for Enhancing Second Amendment Recognition

This might be a good time to ask “How do they vote?” before uncorking the champagne.

www.ammoland.com

Eh, it really depends on the demographic buying guns that you're talking about. The middle-aged to older ones, 40+ yrs old, yea, they're probably not changing their tune about guns. These are the same people who think responsible gun ownership is keeping a 2019 vintage Remington 870 shotgun in the closet with a trigger lock that they'll lose the keys to and never touch, nevermind train with. Their politics are established, and they probably won't get involved into gun culture enough to change their minds. If they care about politics, they might contribute to those astroturfed anti-gun, Fudd groups, but those groups will always draw from the same small pool of real people. No new gun owners are going to be converted to those positions based on owning guns.

Now the younger, say 20-40, new gun owners who buy a gun, shoot it enough to realize that it's fun and get hooked, and are politically independent, they're the ones who can cause winds to change. I know several like that who have been pretty independent who have gotten a rude awakening after the riots, buying guns, and Biden's administration.

They're not enough to change much in NY, but here's from Texas: Failed candidate Robert O'Rourke as an example: Beto O’Rourke branded a ‘liar’ for conveniently singing a VERY different tune on Second Amd.

He was pretty clear that he wanted our AR-15s and AK-47s just a couple of years ago, but now he wants to "vigorously protect that Second Amendment right".