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  1. Respectfully, No bankruptcy judge is going to require a company to forfeit it’s trademarks and patents for a debtor-in-possession financing option. However, that doesn’t mean that they might not sell the name or license or sell the patents if they end up going the liquidation route but they aren’t there yet. The later is unlikely.

    1. Thinking this through a little more it did occur to me that, in the current hoplophobic environment they might not be able to get financing of any kind. Which could mean that, suddenly, poof! the company is gone.

      But that’s why it’s called investing instead getting free money for nothing. If it was easy…

      Firearms don’t actually bring much ROI compared to other types of assets except at the very high end. Inflation eats any profits for lunch. (I know, I know, fed reserve sucks.) I would think that if you like classic and antique guns then get some.

      Of course, if you buy a weapon for it’s practical application and it happens to go up in value then hey, you don’t lose. And since both parties are now gun controllers I don’t see a downside…except a (non black) market to sell into… Sure, black markets net more money but you think the drug trade is violent? Wait until guns are illegal.

      Random thoughts.

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