This Week

The management of Hi-Point has chosen to voluntarily shut down and perform preventative work until April 6th.

It went on to add that while 163 cops tested positive, another 1,272 officers around the state were in quarantine and 1,435 were “out for other reasons.”

Inmates across the country who were released to protect prison populations from COVID-19 are already committing crimes in their local communities

Sheriff Howard Sills is fed up with people like this repeat offender taking up resources. Putnam County, Georgia Sheriff’s Deputies apprehended a man who literally broke into a residence Tuesday night. He was shot by the homeowner and is now occupying a hospital bed and tying up resources that could be used to help those suffering from COVID 19.

“Much like all Americans, Kimber will be challenged by these closures,” Grogan said. “But no one here has any doubt that we will all soon be back in production and stronger than ever.”

Ammunition manufactures and gun makers issued statements this week assuring customers that they’re working around the clock to fill orders and asking for patience as they deal with the tsunami of customer demand and the forced closure of their factories.

Plaintiffs have also filed a show cause motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction.

Amanda Marcotte, a political writer for Salon.com, believes that now is not the time for the public to be arming itself.

“As an industry that prioritizes firearm safety, it is extremely good news to see this record decline in gun-related accidents,” said Joe Bartozzi, NSSF’s President and CEO.