Describe what you believe the demand might be for firearms in your location, and does this match the types of firearms your firearms business would sell?
Here in Texas there will always be a demand for firearms. Once the state changed its laws last year making Texas a permit less carry state, sales for smaller, easy to conceal handguns went up. Usually around the different hunting seasons you will also see a rise is specific sales such as shotguns when its time to bird hunt and bolt action rifle during deer season. My firearms business will sell every type of firearm but you may see the inventory fluctuate through out the year to meet the need of the public.
Do you foresee this demand remaining steady, or will it fluctuate?
Demand will always fluctuate with regard to firearms sales and what is selling. News hits that you won’t be able to buy an AR-15, and everyone runs out to get one. Election season rolls around, and you may believe new more restrictive gun laws will be passed so you purchase the firearms you want while you still have the chance. Riots are moving closer and closer to your neighborhood, and you want to be able to protect your family. The demand remains steady because this is a dangerous world we live in and having the most effective tool to protect your loved ones or put food on your table means the difference between a confident person and a victim.
Would your firearms business need to sell a variety of different types of firearms to meet customer demand?
Yes, as I explained already, my firearms business will need to sell a variety of firearms to meet the customers’ wants and needs. Texas is an open carry state so not every carry pistol being sold has to be small and concealable. Come different hunting seasons the demand for different types of rifles and shotguns is needed. And finally, what I like to shoot may not always be the customers preference. What might feel good in my hand may feel like junk in yours because of things like hand size and personal preference.
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