Dana Safety Supply Stops Selling Semi Auto Rifles to Civilians

[Ransom]

Very bad. Hope this is not a growing trend...

Dana Safety Supply has stated that they will no longer sell AR-15 style rifles to civilians and will reserve those rifles for sale only to “law enforcement” only. DSS defines law enforcement as Law Enforcement Officers, Public Safety, LE Academy Cadets, EMT/Firefighters/Paramedics, Military Personnel, Corrections Officers, State Licensed Armed Security Officers, Court Judges, District Attorneys, and Deputy D.A.s.

Dana Safety Supply Stops Selling Semi Auto Rifles to Civilians So Sheriff Pulls His Business | Guns Save Lives

As a result Oconee County Georgia Sheriff Scott Berry pulled their business. Kudos to him.

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[jonconsiglio]

Good on the Sheriff...

[Jetfuelrm]

Glad he did it we need more people like him.

[JaySkiBum]

Got to love getting a return message that hurts when a business thinks it's doing the "right thing". They think they are doing the right thing, and so does the sheriff.

The only weird thing is how firefighters end up in groups allowed certain extra rights for things that firefighters don't need to do their job, or aren't even allowed to have on the job. (This case "assault rifles" or any gun) Not that I'm complaining because I'm a fireman by trade, but still, it's odd. (I do enjoy the Oakley government program though )

[mg27]

Geeze, People are giving up before the "fight" or talks even begin.

[txron]

Economics will win in the end. Some ambitions person will fill the slot for selling ARs to the public that this company will not sell. Once Dana realizes how much money they are losing because of their self imposed ban and after the hupla dies down, they will start to sell them again.

[10thmtn]

I'm confused...are they trying to be politically correct, or are they saving their meager supply for LE use?

Sounds like the former, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt unless proven otherwise.

[dukalmighty]

I'm confused...are they trying to be politically correct, or are they saving their meager supply for LE use?

Sounds like the former, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt unless proven otherwise.

I'm gonna bet it's the first since the Sheriff told them where they could go.

[xXxplosive]

Geeze, People are giving up before the "fight" or talks even begin.

IMO.....This is why the state of affairs in NJ is what it is.............low esteem and lack of caring.

[OldVet]

I'm confused...are they trying to be politically correct, or are they saving their meager supply for LE use?

Sounds like the former, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt unless proven otherwise.

If the Co. is a "for profit" business, they probably make more money selling to "non" LEOs, given the typical LEO discounts and such.

[nedrgr21]

Hopefully, when they, and others, decide to sell them again there will be no buyers willing to patronize their business.

[10thmtn]

If the Co. is a "for profit" business, they probably make more money selling to "non" LEOs, given the typical LEO discounts and such.

That's true; but I could understand them allocating the guns they have (which are getting harder to come by) to those who have a greater chance of actually needing them in the line of duty.

That said, it does seem like they are trying to be "PC." I'm just trying to give them the benefit of the doubt, since their statement does not give a reason why they changed policies.

[high pockets]

I think I'll go back to Oconee County next week, and buy something!