Email S&W from the web! Let them know!!!

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Guys,

It is real easy to email or call them. Smith-Wesson.com. is the site. Let them know about rolling over for Clinto and the loss of business they are about to see! Dont stand by. This is the most critical time ever for a gun owner.

Also call you senator. 1-888-449-3511 is the number. Very easy to do. They put you to your senator office fast.

Worldnetdaily.com can tell you who your representatives are. Call them please.
 
Just sent to the CEO:

Ed:

Short and sweet: I own six handguns. None of them are from your company. Unless you
explicitly repudiate your sellout of my second amendment rights, I will never, ever buy a
firearm from your company, or any product or service whatsoever. I spent over $2,000 on
guns in the last year, and my next purchase is going to be a GLOCK or a BROWNING.
As far as I am concerned, I will enjoy seeing your company shrivel up and die over the next
year or two and will do my damnest to make it happen.

You should be ashamed to turn your back on the Americans who have supported your
company over the years.

Mike Ledbetter
Ledbetter1@home.com

[This message has been edited by Ledbetter (edited March 23, 2000).]
 
My email to him:

Dear Sir,

It is with great dismay that I learned of your sellout to the rabidly anti-gun-rights administration. Because of what you have done, the government will now (and forever) feel that it can strong-arm its way past stalled legislation, in order to further its goals.

YOU are single-handedly responsible for that. YOU are every bit as traitorous as Benedict Arnold. And, in reality, it's not just because you represent a gunmaker. You represent, in your capitulation, ANY AND ALL future non-politically correct companies/industries which our government would like to see shut down, but can't get the legislature to go along.

YOU have enabled a sweeping blow to our very way of government, where the LEGISLATURE enacts laws. YOU have enabled government by Presidential Threat.

I own a S&W 4006 pistol. I will soon sell it, and NEVER will I purchase another product of yours. This applies not only to S&W products, but those of your "British" parent as well.

May you rot in hell for what you've done. (How much money did they pay you under the table to get that deal? 30 pieces of silver?)

Yours,

Dennis Olson
 
The people at S&W must have been getting quite a few telephone calls lately. I called customer service to find out the status of a warranty repair today, and the first thing I heard was a recorded message something like: "If you wish to comment on the recent agreement, press 1 now". If you press 1, you will be allowed the opportunity to leave a recorded message.

I wonder if anyone at S&W bothers to listen to the messages that customers have recorded
 
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"Smith & Wesson acknowledges this decision will not be popular with everyone. The company noted that there will always be those with no knowledge of the circumstances and no stake in the future of the company. These individuals are not spending millions on lawsuits or seeing their ability to stay in business seriously threatened. Others are willing to sacrifice our company, our employees and our customers for their principles. We will not allow this to happen when we can make choices to prevent it. Smith & Wesson has provided security and safety to the world for a century and a half and we are not abandoning our goals or our obligations."

The last paragraph of your statement makes me sick. Apparently, you haven't noticed all of the people who have supported your company over the last century and a half. We ARE - or should I say WERE - spending millions on lawsuits - by buying YOUR product.

I find this statement insulting, especially when coming from a well-respected firearms manufacturer such as yours.

In addition, "Principles" are what this country were built upon. If you throw principles out the window, what else do we have? You have left the door wide open for a slew of anti-gun legislation and lawsuits. You have compromised with our rights just to save money.

I now find Smith & Wesson - makers of the finest revolvers in the world - repulsive and self-centered, and I cannot, in good conscience, support your beliefs.

Our rights as U.S. Citizens are more than a simple business decision. In my opinion, you will come to realize that, if implemented and followed, your compromise will create more damage to the Second Amendment than all other gun control actions combined.

J.D. Lawhon
Richardson, Texas
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