Smith & Wesson breaks ground on East Tennessee headquarters
The move should create 750 new jobs, officials said.
Smith and Wesson moving to Tenn
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Dsth
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great to hear that. glad they will still be "MADE IN THE USA"
That's terrific news! I really like S&W handguns.
D2Cat
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They should take that up with their local government for making it an unfriendly business climate in their state.Not if you're on of the folks up there in Mass that will be job hunting!
I wonder if the Democrat party has figured that out? Based on these tax and spend boondoggle bills I'd say no.
Look at the financial condition of red states vs blue and it should be really obvious that one side does a better job. Where are businesses leaving and where are they headed to.
Lee VanRoss
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I notice S & W did not go to Wisconsin although Henry has an operation in Rice Lake.
Wonder if that is a red pot on a blue flame?
Wonder if that is a red pot on a blue flame?
Wind and Sage
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I love S&W revolvers. I have about 50+ that I've collected over the years, mainly from the post WW2 through around 1985. They are like jewelry for men, and more recently now for women. The best shooting .22 I own is a K22 Outdoorsman from 1931. I love showing it to young people to show them what a true quality revolver really is. Smoothest, quietest revolver I've ever seen, and practically hand made during the depression. Glad S&W got out of a state that is anti-gun/anti-business. I wish they had come to Wyoming, though.
gitnby
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we welcome s&w to our state.......just leave your politics there.
I agree 100%. I figure if you work for a gun manufacturer you'll probably fit in pretty good in Maryville.
