Stag leaving CT!

[Milsurp Collector]

The big difference I see is that as individual citizens we contribute much less monetarily to the state than a company does...

But collectively, millions of gun owners in a state contribute far more money in income, sales, property, and gasoline tax than any company.

The benefit of entrenching and holding out as an individual citizen is that we have the opportunity to speak to and educate others on a personal level without any restrictions a larger organization has. We can talk to coworkers, friends, and family, take people to range days, and emphasize that gun rights are civil rights without the same restrictions a larger organization may have.

And what do you have to show for all your efforts?

California voters support a wide range of gun-control measures and say , according to a new statewide poll.

http://www.ibabuzz.com/politics/2013/03/22/usclat-poll-californians-support-gun-control/

I think people can do more good individually by entrenching and fighting while companies are better served by simply moving. We have the means to focus on the fight to secure the RKBA...

So how successful has all that "entrenching and fighting" been in California over the past 20 years? By the end of this year, with all the new gun control proposals, will you have more gun rights, or less than you did one year ago? Five years ago?

[mod8guy]

Love my Stag. Good move. Wonder where though. Gotta keep sending em business.

[HotelCommiefornia]

F**k all these states that are anti-guns with mostly hypocritical libtards. I'm seriously considering AZ. Good for Stag, hope they find a nice free state, that's what this SUPPOSEDLY united country SHOULD be about.

[LoadedM333]

Awesome Stag, I am building another AR and looking at Stag upper.

[Hot Holster]

It'd be nice to see them here in Fla. We have a lot of decent priced property, homes, and condos that were bought in the boom days and have drastically dropped in price since then. And, we are gunshine state friendly.

[stag6.8]

I`d like to see them to go to phoenix, arizona...the weather is hot ....but only for about 3 months...the rest of the year is really nice..its close to vegas and since its in the desert...wide open shooting for R&D....the housing is dirt cheap...you can buy a new house out there for a good price...if they offer a person full company relocation benefits and still be within budget...arizona would be a better choice over texas. I`m willing to bet the arizona state govt. is willing to give stags employees relocation housing assistance. Also they would get a crapload of business from calif. arizona and nevada alone.

[Sig556swat]

Damn now I gotta buy a Stag lower

[RRangel]

PTR is not Stag Arms.

[qdx450]

These gun companies leaving should also stop selling to law enforcement officers in that state. If its illegal for the people its illegal for cops.

[Warhawk014]

PTR is not Stag Arms.

ptr ind. is the other gun manufacture in CT that is relocating. the article mentions both of them along with ammo storage components.

[Green Ice Dragon]

I always loved Stag Arms because of their left-handed uppers. I am now not only happy with their products but also a very proud owner.

[colossians323]

heck yeah

America Fvch yeah

[CrazyCobraManTim]

Milsurp C is thinking like me....

[Fate]

Love my Stag as well.

Suck it Connecticut!

[oldtwoar]

I'd support them by buying a Stag AR or upper/lower, things I'm actively in the market for, but at the moment I doubt I'd find any in stock anywhere.