Companies with long standing relationships (such as spending money and time to be a physical presence at NRA events, as Nikon has done), and which rely on the 2A's protections to make that part of their business viable ... absolutely deserve scorn when they suddenly end that relationship in the middle of a highly politicized campaign run by millionaires to spuriously tie NRA members to crime. That's isn't "not supporting," that's "making an obvious message-sending move in response to politics." I probably own $40K worth of Nikon gear. I'm highly disappointed.
) and gets driven in straighter and deeper (hmmm...now I'm just talkin' dirty!
). I'll see if I can track down the actual numbers.
