Hornady's Response to N.Y. Agencies

Published on May 7, 2018
Duration: 1:49

Jason Hornady discusses Hornady's decision to cease sales to New York state agencies due to Governor Cuomo's pressure on financial institutions to disassociate with gun companies. This action is a response to what Hornady views as anti-gun and anti-Second Amendment legislative pursuits. The move highlights the growing tension between the firearms industry and certain political entities, with implications for law enforcement procurement.

Quick Summary

Hornady has stopped selling products to New York state agencies due to Governor Cuomo's pressure on financial institutions to disassociate with gun companies. This move is a protest against perceived anti-Second Amendment legislation, though it does not affect civilian purchases.

Chapters

  1. 00:02Introduction and Event Context
  2. 00:09Hornady's Recent News: FBI Contract and NY Agencies
  3. 00:34Governor Cuomo's Pressure Tactics
  4. 01:02Hornady's Decision: No Sales to NY State Agencies
  5. 01:13Impact on New York Citizens vs. Agencies
  6. 01:24Taking a Stand and Hope for Other Companies
  7. 01:30Awkwardness for NY Agencies with FBI Contract
  8. 01:41Conclusion and Website Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Hornady stop selling products to New York state agencies?

Hornady ceased sales to New York state agencies in response to Governor Cuomo's efforts to pressure financial institutions into cutting ties with firearm companies. Hornady views these actions as anti-gun and anti-Second Amendment.

What is the significance of Hornady's decision for New York state agencies?

The decision means New York state agencies can no longer purchase Hornady products directly or indirectly. This creates a potential issue for agencies, especially considering Hornady's ammunition was recently accepted by the FBI.

Does Hornady's decision affect New York citizens' ability to buy ammunition?

No, Hornady's decision specifically targets state agencies. Citizens of New York are still able to purchase Hornady ammunition, but the company hopes this action will encourage voters to elect a new governor.

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