Gun Questions any one?

[Drich]

My new job has me learning more about firearms than i even knew there was to know. i get a lot of questions at the guns store which has made me take time and research the guns/manufacturers, guns and ammo trends (ammo prices) 2A news and projected legislation, the popular fire arms and of course trying to match up the right fire arm for the right person. not only does a gun need to fit it's intended roll or application in your life but it has to fit you, as if you are intimidated by it you will not practice handling it or firing it and it then becomes more of a liability than a tool intended on some measure of self defense. I can even point you to on line resources to help you find parts ammo and even firearms. This is more of something i enjoy, and would like to share it with anyone thinking about a gun, seeings how the police are leaving in droves under threat of being defunded, and or being replaced with unarmed social workers.

I do not want this turn into a gun debate.. this is more of a technical q&a

So then, ... you gave up being a refrigerator repair man / sold the highly successful refrigeration company to work retail ? 
How fascinating.

did elon sell tesla to start his home power generation? space X, the boring company, or neural link? or is his other ventures just other companies he owns?
Not that i am elon musk, just demonstrating it is possible to own more than one active company at a time in this country without being thrown in jail. 
Post 14 I explained this. the gun shop is one of 4 (depending on how you count them) I buy and sell retail and commercial trucks. that is one company. (as you have to have a car/truck state regulated dealer's licenses and a business licenses. ) 
(i have a service company that works on cars and trucks. we have all the tools lifts and scanners to work on and diagnos just about anything.  2020 or older. (haven't got our 2021 updates yet) we have tire machines and balancers. these guys typically work on our sales lot cars and customer warranty cars. and pre covid we had mobile service too this was primarily for refrigerated trucks. ) this is seperate because they guys who work on cars typically can't sell them. two different sets of employees. 


after covid my guy left and decided to roll that money into the gun shop/something i could do personally as it would not take up too much time. ( i have to buy at three different auctions during the week to keep inventory) So gun shop is number 3 as you have to be licensed by the ATF and approved by state and county officials such as police and zoning) completely different investment in inventory.. nothing i sell in the gun shop transfers to repair or car truck sales. i can't even let most of my other employees handel an of the firearms. so that is seperate.

then we have the refrigeration up fitter business which is kinda my tesla as it is the primary bread winner. here we convert cargo vans and truck to refrigerated vans and trucks. one of 4 in the country who can deliver a reliable -15* cargo van with just about any brand's refrigeration system (the big three) sized for this application. (before it had to be one brand in a very specifically designed box/vault. which takes up a ton of space. other wise it had to be in a diesel truck with a diesel driven refrigeration system this is the difference between 49k (mini van) 60k brand new full size van, and a 130k med truck.

 then my wife has a farm/goat breeder business. (which is.. kinda supported by what i do)

I've had my FFL 03 which allowed me to buy old/war relic guns. I collected WWII and WWI stuff well before my first post here. Guns are kinda second nature. they are mechanical, and i love how complicated they can be (typically older guns) and transversely how simple modern guns can be.

and on top of that in my 'free time' i have this ministry, my 80s toy collection and old mustang.. oh an i help my wife with her farm stuff from time to time.. plus i have a few hives of bees..

god is good.. as most of this was a gift.