Gun store operators in Raymore, Missouri, remain unfazed by the ongoing trade war as they expect only minor impacts on firearm prices. Brian Becker, owner of Gunner’s Firearms, notes that while some manufacturers may experience price hikes, especially those importing materials from Europe, the overall cost adjustments are unlikely to deter consumers who view firearms as investments.
Despite concerns over tariffs on key materials like copper and steel, Becker believes the firearm market will stay stable, citing an ongoing demand for gun accessories and optics largely manufactured in China. While he anticipates possible price increases ranging from 10% to 20%, Becker assures that consumers will likely continue their purchases, reinforcing the idea that gun ownership remains a priority for many.
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