Shoppers flocked to gun stores on Black Friday, the biggest day of the year for gun sales. The Black Friday weapon sales are not driven by the Christmas spirit since gun laws in many states prohibit buying guns for someone else. Feldman, 56, estimated that purchasing these scope, ammo and the Henry rifle on Black Friday, with his gun range member discounts, would save him about $500. Related: Gun stocks plunge after Trump winsRyan Reyes, manager of LI Outdoorsman, a gun store in Rockville Centre on Long Island, New York, said sales were driven by "the politics up until right before the election." He had sold 15 guns on Black Friday instead of the usual two or three, before the day was even over.
Source: CNN November 25, 2016 22:23 UTC