Gunning for love
A jeweler offers Valentine's shoppers vouchers for guns, with a purchase — and more in our collection of strange revelations about the nation
Gunning for love
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hat could possibly say "I love you" better than a firearm? As part of a Valentine's Day promotion, North Carolina jeweler Chris Snowden is giving customers who spend more than $1,500 at his store a $300 voucher for a gun at a nearby arms store. "It's purely business," Snowden said. "I just want people to come in and get things that they want."
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