The scene is the same at many gun stores: shelves that once held
semiautomatic rifles, boxes of ammunition and high-capacity magazines
are barren. Concealed-carry training classes are filled to capacity. And
shooters have hit the gun ranges to pop off dozens of practice rounds.
In Kentucky, like other states with lenient gun laws and an entrenched
gun culture, people are rushing to stock up on rifles, handguns, spare
clips and ammunition. Prices are rising to meet the demand.
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