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Fire at the Beretta gun factory

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bradco

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Hummmm after reading I noticed their is a Mark Brady there that worksas Chief SpokesmanFire Department :)
 
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FoGKeebler

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soloban wrote:
Does anyone else find it ironic that most gun manufacturers are in the most gun-unfriendly states?
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Interesting thought, to add to it here is a thought i had; I wonder how large/small the tax breaks are from those states to the manufacturers. What "incentives" does the gun-unfriendly state give them to stay there.
 
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I would hazard a guess that the location of many of the arms manufacturers is an artifact from the 1860s, but I have never researched the matter spcifically to be able to make more than a supposition.
 
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