Gun Store Owner: I've Sold 30,000 AR-15's Since Orlando Shooting

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Jun. 21, 2016

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AR-15's are flying off the shelves throughout the US after the shooting in Orlando.

"Hunter’s Warehouse Owner Tom Engle told the FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney, his online operation consisting of 300,000 to 400,000 weapons has sold 30,000 AR-15’s since Sunday," Fox Business reports.

Engle said the price for AR-15’s ranges between $350 to $8,000, and despite the recent outflow of AR-15’s, shootings have no impact on gun sales.

“Shootings don't push up gun sales. It's when the government starts talking about banning particular guns and up go gun sales. When people lose their right to buy a particular gun or a particular type of gun, they go after them and they want them then,” he said.

Watch an interview with Engle on Fox Business: