Everyone knows that many of Kel-Tec’s firearms are difficult to find. At normal dealer price, as opposed to paying way over MSRP, they can be nearly impossible to get. Due to how clearly supply lags behind demand in many cases, there’s a lot of finger-pointing and blame, a lot of well-intentioned ‘suggestions,’ and plenty of rumors. All of which were in evidence in the comments to my PMR-30 review from six months ago and in basically every Kel-Tec-related post before and since. Recently I had the chance to talk to Kel-Tec and get a high level overview of why this problem actually exists and what the company is doing about it. Unless it’s specifically quoted below, the following is mostly my paraphrasing rather than direct quotes from Kel-Tec . . .
First and foremost, I think many people are surprised to learn just how big Kel-Tec CNC Industries, Inc. actually is. This ~20-year-old American firearms manufacturer which turns out 100% made-in-the-USA guns, employs just over 200 people and shipped about 117,000 firearms last year. That production level makes it approximately the sixth largest handgun manufacturer in the U.S.
Certainly, a comparison in production capabilities to firearms manufacturers that are decades or as much as a century older can leave Kel-Tec playing catch up in some respects. A product line of 10+ firearms, many of which are highly sought-after, has created a lot of demand and an impressively long backorder list. As you may have noticed.
“Build more buildings, buy more machines, hire more people!”
Hey it makes sense. The demand is there so the business case to expand to meet it is almost certainly there as well. Kel-Tec is responding and growing rapidly, but chooses to move in a more conservative manner to minimize gambles and risk and ensure its long-term stability. There are really two reasons demand isn’t fully met yet.
One is the obvious fact that scaling up manufacturing capabilities is easier said than done. Kel-Tec has always been popular, but some of the models for which demand wildly outstrips supply are relatively recent releases. It’s pretty clear that this demand isn’t going to fade any time soon, though, so Kel-Tec has scaled up and will continue to do so at an increasing rate.
However, “Kel-Tec does not, and will not borrow money to expand the factory. In other words, we only pay cash. If interest in our firearms suddenly dropped, or a law was passed and our firearms are now illegal, what then?” The company doesn’t want to be on the wrong side of a bank loan, whether that means financial problems or actually losing operational control. I’m sure all of us have feelings on both sides of this decision, with one hand saying “just do it, the market wants your products!” and the other saying, “fiscally conservative, thinking long-term, hedging your risks…okay, I get that and respect it.” Or maybe that’s just me feeling that either choice is understandable, or a little of both. Maybe even a minority equity investment would be a viable third option.
Regardless, their choice will slow expansion to some degree. But Kel-Tec is expanding as rapidly as possible within that constraint.
In 2011, Kel-Tec bought the metal shop next door to its facility. Then it became ISO 9001:2008 certified, which itself required an overhaul of internal processes. This certification cost time and money, while paying off primarily in improved quality control. Recently, renovation in the machine shop was done to make more space for additional machinery (“those new machines are being programmed for the RMR-30”) and offices. Around the same time, Kel-Tec began purchasing land north of its property for larger scale future expansion.
Production is currently at maximum capacity, with the machine shop running three shifts, five days a week. Kel-Tec outsources certain processes and parts now more than before, which opens up its machines for more critical functions that it has to control in-house. It carefully selects these partners to ensure quality levels are at least ISO 9001 compliant. One of Kel-Tec’s goals for 2014 is to double KSG production, and some of this will be achieved via outsourcing of certain parts of the gun.
Another method to increase availability of the company’s most popular and in-demand products is to optimize machine time when capabilities aren’t such that each product can have its own dedicated machines. Basically, focus production on more popular models and limiting production on less popular items to specific runs each year. That may mean slightly less availability of products like the P-32 (with maybe one or two production runs each year), but it will mean better availability of items like the KSG or PMR-30.
Now that we know some of Kel-Tec’s plans, intentions and strategies for growth and keeping up with demand, one question that remains is what we can actually expect to see in the not-too-distant future. So I asked what Kel-Tec’s forecasted production volume will be in 2016 so we can compare against the previously-mentioned 2013 figure of 117,000 firearms. Drumroll…“Our forecast unit production for 2016 is around 200,000 firearms.”
Lies, damned lies and rumors
With that out of the way, let’s get to the fun stuff – the rumors! I’m fairly certain that some folks will choose to believe internet scuttlebutt no matter what’s stated in here. Whatever you decide, here’s what Kel-Tec has to say about some of the more popular ones.
I have personally seen and heard – or overheard in my LGS – that some of the market’s frustration with Kel-Tec’s inability to meet demand comes specifically from a belief that Kel-Tec is spending some or much of its time and resources elsewhere. It’s one thing if a small company is trying its hardest and just can’t turn out enough product. That can be frustrating, but it’s understandable. It’s another thing if they’re ignoring their customers and devoting resources and effort in other endeavors. That would actually make people angry at Kel-Tec. There are a couple of rumors along those lines:
Kel-Tec makes aerospace and electronics parts for large government contracts and doesn’t care about the tiny-in-comparison consumer firearms manufacturing business.
The fact is, there’s another company called Keltec. Or there was. Their website, www.keltec.com, now redirects to www.craneae.com, but that’s a relatively recent change. Despite the formerly similar name and the general geographical proximity of one of Crane’s branches to Kel-Tec, these are completely separate entities that have absolutely nothing to do with each. This may be the single most prevalent myth and was understandable enough due to the name confusion. But it is absolutely a myth.
Kel-Tec makes guns as a hobby, and [insert military item here] is its priority.
Another myth. Guns are Kel-Tec’s number one and only priority. The company doesn’t make anything else. No missiles, no grenades, no NASA parts, etc. Well…they make a couple flashlights, but they don’t take much away from firearms production.
Kel-Tec is owned by a woman who got it through a divorce and doesn’t want or care to expand production.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellgren are happily married, and Kel-Tec is expanding production. It’s a mystery as to where this rumor actually came from.
So that’s the long and short of it. Kel-Tec makes some unique and innovative firearms that are in very high demand. It’s not meeting that demand right now. It’s a small company but probably a lot larger than many people think. It absolutely is expanding, both in its plans and in its actions. Kel-Tec does not borrow money to finance its growth. That prevents quickly ramping up capacity but profits are being reinvested into expanding output as quickly as this allows. Rumors of Kel-Tec’s various more important business endeavors or a disinterested ownership are unfounded.
Whether you agree, disagree, or just want to play armchair CEO, that’s the state of the company today.
nano, clip draw, aloha shirt…
Guess I’d better sell my KSG at some insane markup before they start flooding the stores like 870s.
You’ve already missed the bubble… I’m regularly seeing KSGs at below MSRP now.
I saw a brand new PMR-30 for MSRP in my LGS not two weeks ago. I did a triple-take and if I hadn’t just sold all my 22WMR supply along with my Izhmash Biathlon Basic 7-2 KO, I’d have pulled out my credit card.
I would have jumped on that pmr-30. I’ve been wanting one forever and haven’t laid eyes upon one under $500 to $600. That’s insane pricing.
believe me, I would have had it been two weeks prior and I still had my brick-and-a-half of 22WMR.
Thanks for the update, that was quite interesting to me. It gives me hope that maybe one day I’ll be able to buy a sub2k and a pmr 30 for a reasonable price!
I continue to read mixed reviews about Keltec’s quality control. My son’s experience with one if their handguns has been really negative. Hard for me to shake my low opinion about Kel-Tec
My pf9 was great as long as you didn’t feed it white box or some reloads. But the grip was just terrible.
The MDA Twitter feed links to this twice. No epiphany unfortunately. All they seem to want to focus on is the apparent lie Alan told her in order to get the pic taken.
College students should not be infantilized. They are legal adults. in loco parentis is not an obligation of the college. It is not welcome and should not be tolerated.
It’s amazing how many gun folk dish on KT guns, then fuss because they can’t get a KT gun in the same breath. Kel-Tec represents the best in American entrepreneurship — an immigrant with fresh, risky ideas growing sustainably for the long-term benefit of its employees and customers. They carved out a niche instead of riding the bandwagon, and its working for them. Keep up the good work.
Personally, I see Kel-Tec’s quality control issues as very frustrating, because all those guns being returned and worked on is taking resources away from producing more guns. They have some very clever designs, and there’s at least three or four K-T guns I’d love to own, but right now, they really seem like a prototyping company that outsources beta testing to their customers.
It might be armchair quarterbacking, but why not license some of their less-popular designs to someone else and free up those manufacturing resources to produce the more in-demand models?
I was going to ask where he got his pulse rifle, but my hopes have now been deflated 🙁
First FL gun rights people can’t be a “public” & now they can’t be an “everyone”. A decent citizen there is safer with an MP5, not disarmed. Oh well, it looks like the courts will need to splain it to them again.
Friends don’t let friends buy Keltec….
My S2000 in 40 was fun until it blew apart in my hands…
I’d buy both a PMR30 and Sub2K (well, I’d actually buy two, one in Sig flavor and one in Glock) IF (1) I could actually find them in the wild, and (2) LGS didn’t mark them up to 2-3X retail (and they actually get buyers at those prices).
Nope, I think RFBs, PMRs, and Sub2Ks are the actual ‘Ghost Guns’ until otherwise proven 😀
Grammar police:
Disinterested means unbiased. I think you were looking for uninterested. For example: football referees should be interested and disinterested.
I hate my KTs. All six of them. Looking for #s 7-10 to increase my hatred of them. It will be a life-long pursuit of misery.
You sound like YankeeMarshal…
Shannon ! We LOVE you!
Keep doing what you do (for 2A & TTAG)!
Responsible gun owner from @guntruth lies to take pic w/ mom w/ loaded gun
Wait, Shannon was carrying too? Maybe she’s coming around, good for her 🙂
You guys should be ashamed, ashamed I say, for exploiting that wonderfull sweetheart. Next up, the bloomberg is really a wonderfull guy post.
I spose this is the reason for the new policy, if they are willing to outright lie about what happens, imagine if they saw some of the “jokes” on here, sure everyone knows its a joke, but for those who “need to believe”
Never underestimate the liberal capacity to play stupid in the face of sarcasm or humor – if it allows them to feign outrage.
I am twitter challenged, I don’t know the significance of the hash tag, or the forward slashes.. Is she bragging about the photo op?, or is she back peddling because she was duped?
Great. Can I buy a sub 2k now?
Good article. I kudos about staying away from “bitchiness.”
That said, as a commentor, I do not need to have the burden of objectivity. My experience with Kel-Tecs has been very negative. Many of their products look rough around the edges. Neat designs, yes but when SHTF and there’s a zombie hoard at my door step, the answer is Glock every time.
You can’t moderate me on Twitter. 😉
Interesting. The trigger was one of the reasons I haven’t bought a glock.
thank God Gaston
Really? It’s just a Glock, every videogame fanboy (or cop) may need one but God?
A $650 gun with a $600 -$800 optic, for personal defense and especially a competition setup makes no sense. A good competition gun runs about $1200, why stick a great optic on a mediocre gun. The FN FNP .45 is a combat pistol to be use from point blank to 25 + yards.As far as the CORE for home, A home defense gun will rarely need to be accurate past 25 feet. It looks cool, but cool don’t make it practical.
Why didn’t you just buy a different gun?
A $50 fix to a gun YOU already love and YOU can shoot well sounds like a good investment . . . No matter what name is stamped on the side.
Just looked at Gunbroker. KSG’ s selling at above retail( mostly). Add in shipping & FFL fee & you get more than $1000. Does anyone know the current MSRP? It was $800,then $880. From what I understand the feeding issues have been solved. I’d put one on layaway at my favorite LGS if the price was reasonable.
Kel-Tec has abyssmal quality control & even worse customer service. If you consistently make products that do not function straight from the factory, maybe you’re in the wrong line of work. Greatest pleasure I ever got from my PF9 was trading it for something that worked. They make interesting designs, but buying their products is no different than burning your money. Kel-Tecs are novelties. It’s just like Apple products; the people clamoring for the cool new Kel-Tec are the same ones lining up for an iPhone in a new color.
In a word, YES.
My perception of your coverage so far is that the only possible resolution to the situation created by the law is armed conflict with law enforcement, and frankly the contributors writing the copy seem to be looking forward to it.
These stories are presenting a false choice between peaceful possession of firearms with no restrictions, or all out civil war. This is a ridiculous position. There is a whole spectrum of available options. STARTING at civil war is foolish. Cali has had similar regs on the books for years with similar noncompliance and they seem to be making progress in litigating their issues.
Everybody needs to takes deep breath, calm down, call Alan Gura, and lay low till we see how this plays out long term.
To truly WIN this conflict we have take the high road. Starting a war because the Gov tried to take away guns only feeds the narrative that private citizens can’t be trusted with guns. Even folks who are nominally on our side won’t be for long if we turn their neighborhoods into Aleppo.
I’d rather not have my name on any sort of “gun registry”, even if I’m in a gun friendly state. Don’t trust the security of that data. Don’t trust the government. Unregistered weapons all the way, paid for in cash. They can’t come take what they don’t know exists.
Link to video
http://www.guns.com/2014/02/28/drivers-dashcam-captures-road-rage-shows-angry-russian-pull-handgun-gets-porsche-video/
I’m willing to give peace a chance, like the hippy’s said. I posted my thoughts on this in another thread. As to MLK just using peacefull protests, you must be a young man, & didn’t see the burning & looting. I haven’t seen TTAG offer any suggestions for peacefully resolving this. It would be nice if those 10’s of thousands of Fema coffins get used, that everyone could say, we tried to do this peacefully.
How’s Alan doing with all this? Is he hee heeing or pasting on a fake mustache and heading for a Motel 8 in Nome?
At first I thought it was over the top BUT on reflection I think it was good. I’ve posted before about the over 70,000 no knock raids every year in this country, SWAT using flash bang grenades on kids. A 17 year kid was killed in Ga because he opened the door carrying a Wii remote? The cops went there for a father for violation of parole and the cops go in with guns drawn and triggers on fingers?
If only 1 kid is saved because some cop in Conn read this scenario and did some THINKING before acting, it will be worth it.
I would be very unhappy if a cop killed my child over carrying a Wii. I bet the cop walks.
You all need to be afraid of the police, they are not there to help you and they have proved over and over, even with poor aim, they will kill YOU.
Of which I was thinking earlier–of the Jews forced from their homes carrying all their worldly possessions in a cardboard suitcase. Legally.
Play the Nazi card plenty and often against them. No matter how they would rant against you wouldn’t matter–they already think you’re worth less than kitty litter.
EDIT: This was a reply to Nelson.
I can’t tell from the video whether the off duty officer was carrying open or concealed. Still, the officer had NO BUSINESS taking his loaded carry piece out of his holster. He was handling a loaded weapon in a public place. Not cool. My LGS would have asked me to leave had I done the same thing, regardless of whether I shot myself or not.
I don’t fear striker fired pistols, but for safety sake I have removed the drawstrings from my PJs. I use duct tape to hold up my jammies now. It works great but it really itches.
I simply do not understand the American media coverage of this event or trial. No explanations necessary. I do not care either. Just my observation.
My little J-22 is so crap most of the time.
It can tear through a box of mini mags though, without fail. The pin that keeps the extractor in likes to work itself out after about 20-30 rounds.
When the fight goes country-wide, people will stop believing the sensationalist media.
Let’s face it! The XDS45 is a piece of s&%$. The first thing I noticed was how easily a round gets jammed when chambering. It takes tremendous effort to pull the slide. I’m an x-wrestler with more than a few championships to my credit so might not have the arm strength of Arnold but i have at least enough to pull a slide. I talked to Springfield and they told me there was a 500 round break-in. While shooting those 500 rounds, I noticed that if you pull the trigger very slowly and precisely, the XDS would intermittently not fire! Which if you’re being attacked wouldn’t be an issue. But if your target shooting it sure is. After the 500 rounds($250) the gun still jams when chambering a round. After I got the XDS back from the Springfield factory for the recall, the only thing that was fixed was something I didn’t even know was wrong. So what started out as an awesome idea of making a 45 into damn near a pocket gun turned into something pretty unusable for self defence. I’m turned off to Springfield after this. I’d sell the gun but I can’t do that to someone.
This makes me curious as to what that gun shop’s management think of the 2nd Amendment, and the state of gun rights in general in California and the nation. This would seem to be a rather large misstep on that part. “Gee, didn’t think people would get that mad!” Really?
Seems like they were excited about a new product and the money the company paid them to sell it and didnt really think of the consequences. If they had just said that they didnt realize the implications of selling the gun it would have been fine but to try and say we all imagined it and they never even had it for sale it making us out to be idiots.
Technology is not going to stand still. This gun or one like it will eventually be up for sale, it is just a fact. What the states need to do is get these stupid laws repealed that make then have all guns be smart guns.
If having a gun like this available will get those who are on the fence and not really comfortable carrying carry then I am sort of for it as it is likely that before long they will dump it in favor of a normal gun. Have to realize that a lot of people have never been around guns are have been told their whole life they are deadly and scary. But nobody should be forced to buy one.
If joining a militia means making a move on the really messed up urban jungles where criminals run free and the cops are not getting it done, then maybe we need to join one. But that isn’t going to happen since the democrat base sits in these areas and too many obstacles exist to taking the bull by the horns.
Any militia would instead be either used to police foreign lands or used by the State to go after the citizenry.
hey. in case yiu didnt read the link in jrs post you need to…
http://www.examiner.com/article/questions-grow-over-gun-range-s-relationship-with-un-supporting-aramatix
David Codrea who with Mike Vanderboegh scooped the MSM on Fast and Furious is all over this…UN arms control connection Soros funding…
Oak Tree has A LOT more explaining to do.
As does CA DOJ: how did this gun make it on the Roster without micro-stamping months after that requirement was posted for all others. Hmmm?
One thing Kel Tec has going for them is there’s no competition for most of their more popular products. If you want a four pound, folding, pistol caliber carbine; your gonna wait a year and it’s going to be a sub2K! I don’t see why some of the bigger manufacturers won’t bring some similar products to the market. Kel Tec clearly can’t keep up with demand and there’s a lot of money to be had!
“We will not borrow money to expand operations”?? Who the hell talks like that..is this 1947 and grandpa’s horse shoe company? Talk about missing the boat. With current demand for the product, the meager loan would be paid off in a year…The ROI supports getting the damn loan and running the business like it should be. They got ISO certified, so someone is thinking..now they just need to convince the business team.. The reward far outweighs the risks in this situation. Sounds like they should maybe sell the business to someone who can actually grow it and not tick off customers waiting for years… the product is good, but not amazing. This should be a 24×7 operation at this point. 200 employees is not huge…100-125 per shift, can get the job done and orders expedited. No new building needed…just some good maintenance and PM teams.
There is a guy named Hank Strange on YouTube that visits Kel Tec’s facilities. Its a great view into how Kel Tec makes their guns and how they have expanded recently. I was impressed with their employees and believe that they are doing everything that they can to get quality guns out to the market. Growth is painful and so is not being able to sell thousands of more guns when the market is hot. Kel Tec would love to sell more guns and make more profits.
I understand it is easy to jump on the hate wagon, I have had an incredible experience with various kel tec weapons. The latest is my KSG. While I have read the negative comments I have dispelled them for myself. The only complaint I have is not being able to shoot it every day…
Two years ago I put down a deposit on two PMR-22 mag pistols and two RMR-22 mag rifles.
I just read your insiteful article on Keltec. And while I have received my two PMR pistols I have not received my RMR rifles and get no response from Keltec.
Does keltec really make or intend to make RMR-22 magnum rifles, I understand u do not speak for the company but it seams you may have some insite, certainly more than I do.
The RMR-30 is now called the CMR-30, has a few design improvements since the protos, and will begin shipping late this year. I want one too.
Still waiting and saving my pennies (a lot of pennies) for a CMR-30 Carbine and the awesome RFB .308 bullpup. These new designs are an epic leap above their older, cheap handguns.
I’ve been interested in the sub 2000 9mm for a while but these folks out here are stupid trying to sale these $250 guns for $600 +, If Kel Tec can’t meet demand on an item they are manufacturing why even build it? I’ve been in the OEM market for 30+ years and if you don’t move with the trend in the market place where the demand is people will go somewhere else and basically say screw Kel Tec they can’t even supply what they advertise. If you think you can supply me with A Kel Tec Sub 2000 9mm, soon let me know but I damn sure am not going to pay 2 to 3 times the price you are offering a $250 gun. If not I will build my own in my machine shop or purchase another. It isn’t rocket science and if you don’t get on the band wagon soon people will loose interest with the lead times you are offering I will assure you that the interest will go away before you know it, I have already seen a decline in interest due to availability. You are going to kill your market appeal before you reach the top if you ever do get there. From what I see you Kel Tec I don’t see reaching the top due to your production or lack of it.
If they were a publicly traded company, their board would be out on their ear. If you don’t want to go into long-term debt, borrow enough money so that your near-term orders will cover it, or sell some equity, or just contract it out. You HAVE TO strike while the iron is hot.
The KSG isn’t my jam, but if it was, I’d probably have bought a UTS-15 by now. I want a Glock mag Sub 2000, but I would be surprised if Kel Tec came out with decent quantities of them, before Glock comes up with their own carbine! I may buy a CX4, in the meantime. There was buzz about the RFB, but people are rapidly moving on.
Wouldn’t buy another Kel-tec as long as I live! As long as you support a child murderer, i will never purchase another one of your products!
All this is find, but I just looked at Guns International site and they are advertizing LOTS of PMR-30’s at an outrageously bloated price….so where are they getting the guns when no one else can get them? They have to get them from Keltec who obviously must be in on the deal for extra profit!! I have several Keltec’s and am regretting it, seriously!
Kel-Tec can run the company how they want for sure. All I would like is a new black PMR 30.
How many KSG’s have Kel-Tec sold?
Its real easy to be a arm-chair quarteback in this case. I can say this out of personal experience. I bought a sub 2k in 9mm. One of the best shooting guns I have ever had. My wife who never shot a gun in her life makes bulleyes at 50 at the range. Now she loves guns and I owe it to kel tec for reasonable prices, decent quality and WONDERFUL customer service. The laws of supply and demand dictate the price of these guns out in the field. Not Kel Tec. If there is a problem they fix it fast. They aim to please. They may have issues but they try to correct them, which now-a-days is a real plus. I say they lean out their product line and focus on quality. Farm out some designs to other companies, make the sub 2k in .45. Getting a loan is no issue they have capital and equity. Case in point Bose used to make some awesome quality things, once the old man died, the investors came in, and they are a shell, not like the original. People shouldn’t bash a company trying to do the right thing. So what you can’t what you want from them like yesterday, get over yourselves. I just picked up another sub 2k in .40 cal. so they are available. While little things can be better like flashing finishing, no big deal its a $450 gun that due to its simple pure design works like it should. Any of you that feel you can do better get the capital up and open your own gun company, and chances are you will fail. Kel tec is surviving and thriving in an increasingly gun hostile america.
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have owned a p3at for over 5 years happy with it. would like to purchase a pmr-30 but refuse to pay scalper prices for it. if kel-tec does not get it’s shit together and meet consumers demand for it’s product i will never purchase another one of it’s products.
I’d love to see a compact version of the PMR 30. Say a 15 round mag with a 3-31/2 inch barrel for a carry gun.
Two years later… Still no Sub 2000…
What’s Keltec’s excuse now? I have waited long enough, I guess I will give up and buy a Glock conversion.
I have unlimited 45 call ammo…..PLEASE MAKE THE SUB2K IN A 45 CAL….PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE……THE 9 AND 40 are way too small…..the SUB2K could be again one of the greatest guns ever made….THE THOMPSON 45 CAL…..PLEASE MAKE IT I WILL BUY IT AND 1000’S WILL ALSO….PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE…
3 shifts 5 DAYS A WEEK. Looks to me they need to consider the 7 day option!
Still looking for a PMR 30, my son got hold of one, a newer version, could not believe how good it felt in my hand, tried it and fell in love with it. Now the hunt goes on lol !
I have been waiting for years…. I still do not own a Sub 2000. 🙁
I have found pmr 30 for 499.00 i thought it was high. But thank GM for my profit sharing check this friday. Ill own it by 230 pm. Plus i work in the sheet metal stamping division and we run 7 days a week 24hrs a day and when something breaks due to lack of maintenence its catastrophic. This company cannot afford a catastrophic failure. For those who dont know GM stands for General Motors.
I have had mine paid off for over a month and the gun shop still does not have any in stock. They keep telling me I will be the first person they call when it comes in. Mine was $499.99.
There’s probably more machine guns in DC per capita than most other parts of the US considering all of the embassies located there and the guns stocked in them.
Why oppose random body cavity searches if you have nothing to hide?
When I worked at the schools my only option in the case of a school shooter was to put myself between the shooter and the kids. My only option was to die. And my death would have had no meaning as the shooter would have just stepped over my body and created more.
Gun Free School Zones are a crime against humanity.
When the government and the state fail, double down and give more authority. For the children. </sarc>