SALISBURY, NC (FOX 46) - There's renewed optimism among those in the gun business as gun owners say this new administration brings a better sense of stability to their second amendment rights. <\/p>\n
It's a feeling those at the Salisbury Gun & Knife show say they haven't felt in nearly a decade. <\/p>\n
\"I'll think you'll see what the second amendment supporters feel is a repair on their rights and what they feel was tarnished over the last eight years,\" said promoter, BrandonCupp. <\/p>\n
\"I think everybody feels safe at least for the next four to eight years that they aren't going to have any problems getting any guns or buying any guns that they want,\" said Adam Ervin of Pistol Pop's Firearms. <\/p>\n
Vendors are looking forward to the end of panic buying that took place during the Obama Administration. Those feel that over the next four years this will be a positive change for those that are pro second amendment. <\/p>\n
\"I think the gun industry is going to get better. People still want to protects themselves. One man, one administration is not going to keep crime down. It may help keep it down, but it won't totally be snuffed out,\" said Todd Edwards with Gold Rush Carolinas.. <\/p>\n
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