r/progun • • 5h ago

Question Pro & Anti 2A Businesses

Hi, I’m wondering if there is a list of businesses that are pro 2A and anti 2A. It would be great to put my money where my mouth is and support pro 2A businesses and boycott anti 2A businesses when I’m shopping

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u/volckerwasright 5h ago

Pro 2A Businesses - gun manufacturers, resellers, shooting ranges, online vendors, local gun stores

Anti-2A Businesses - the rest of them

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u/nukey18mon 5h ago

Lots of anti-2a local gun stores

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u/tasmain632 3h ago

Just curious how are they anti 2a

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u/gonzoforpresident 3h ago

Remember Firearmsconcierge? They lost their shit when Trump beat Clinton because they wanted the short-term boost to their bottom line from people buying gun out of fear of a ban.

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u/Pastvariant 1h ago

I wonder what happened to them.

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u/SnakeR515 4h ago

There are gun related businesses that are not pro gun

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u/Sixguns1977 5h ago

I imagine farms and ranches would be on the pro side

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u/Gedunk 4h ago

Dick's sporting goods, Levi's and Panera bread are on my anti 2A boycott list

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u/Creepy-Selection2423 4h ago

You can add Target and Costco to that list.

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u/0rder_66_survivor 3h ago

Buffalo Wild Wings, Bank of America

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u/The_walking_man_ 1h ago

What did Bank of America do?

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u/Dorzack 10m ago

Debanked some gun stores. Also turned over transaction information for months for anybody FBI suspected of being in DC area around January 6.

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u/tom_yum 5h ago

https://ccrkba.org/anti-2a-groups/   Unfortunately the list is very long

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u/Dorzack 5h ago

There is also some levels of opinion there. Black Rifle Coffee Company for example.

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u/figueroza 3h ago

It's using guns to sell shitty coffee though. 

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u/youcantseeme0_0 1h ago

And their employees got caught donating to ActBlue, a Democrat PAC.

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u/WowBruhReborn 1h ago

No one should ever buy their coffee. They're scum

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u/blueskycarver 5h ago edited 4h ago

Edit: I also got no right to tell you what to do, but as an another asshole on the internet, I’ll voice my unwanted opinion - that I find this immensely tribalistic.
And yes, the irony of my writing all this too isn’t lost on me. But asshole, internet, opinion, access, etc.

So, while one might think that choosing to make such a conscious decision, somehow, will alter anyone else’s thinking, one would discover that’s not the case.
First of all, they have a right to choose how to run their life. Remember that bit about liberty and freedom and all that fervor that gets thrown about so often? It covers dissenting views too.

And yes, I understand that you’re choosing to making a choice too, and hey, more power to you, with all the freedom of choice that is yours.

I just don’t believe this sort of economic “threat” ever changes anyone else’s mind. Just like their views wouldn’t change yours.

I don’t claim to know the answer, but this ain’t it.
But again, feel free to tilt at this windmill in your Quixotic way - that’s your freedom of choice.

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u/SnakeR515 4h ago

I don't see the point in bringing up the their rights to different opinions(ignoring their lobbying to enforce their opinions on everyone), OP also has a right to their own opinion and you choose what companies they support

People have the right to different views but lobbying is still nothing but rebranded corruption, and no one should be able to lobby(or vote) anyone's rights away, otherwise gang rape just becomes an example of democracy.

People thinking that "I'm just 1 person, I won't make a difference" is why there's no difference

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u/blueskycarver 2h ago

Like I alluded to in my previous post (with the edit to clarify even more)… I think it’s just another way of dividing people.
They’re free to lobby their views. As are you.
I often wonder about the motives of the so-called “pro 2A” organizations, and the older I get, the more I think it’s a money grab rather than altruism.

But hey, I’m just another asshole on the internet.