170 Years Later, Smith & Wesson Escapes Massachusetts Weapons Education Holsters
This video discusses Smith & Wesson's decision to relocate their headquarters from Springfield, Massachusetts, to Maryville, Tennessee. The move is attributed to new state laws in Massachusetts that would prohibit the production of semi-automatic rifles, which constitute 60% of Smith & Wesson's business. The relocation is presented as a strategic move to a more business-friendly state, creating jobs in Tennessee while Massachusetts loses them.











