BofA Freezes Credit to Gun Manufacturers

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Bank of America has picked a side and has decided to join the anti-gun push by freezing credit to manufacturers of AR-15 rifles.

Townhall reports the banking giant said Tuesday that it will no longer lend money to companies that manufacture “military-style assault weapons for civilian use.”

They say they hope the move will “contribute to a reduction in the number of mass shootings nationwide.”

Congress passed the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act in 2005 to prevent the anti-gun left from suing manufacturers of so-called assault rifles.

So it appears now that their approach is to deny the makers of legal firearms of credit in order to put them out of business.

Corrie O'Connor