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Pennsylvania gun store says sales surging before election

Published 2 November 2020, 12:45 am
A gun store in the battleground state of Pennsylvania is seeing firearms fly off the shelves in the days leading up to the US election, its owners told Reuters. Bob's Gun Shop is located some 20 km south of Lake Erie in the northwestern corner of Pennsylvania, an area that is expected to prove pivotal in the 2020 US presidential election this week.
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