Save Paradis Firearms!
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Paradis Firearms is a small, family owned gun shop located in North Brookfield, Massachusetts. Owned and operated by Paul Paradis. A Vietnam veteran, who's spent his life and career employed both by Smith and Wesson, and as a retired first responder.
Paul opened the store over 10 years ago where he has served the community and local law enforcement. He is the epitome of a small business owner. He knows every customer who walks in by name, and goes out of his way to ensure you are fully taken care of.
After doing business for over decade, the town and the state are now denying renewal of their business license. There has been no wrong doings by the shop, and no complaints made, ever. The town and state are merely ignoring his requests, and preventing him from doing business. They have spent over a month trying to get the license renewed. Daily calls on both town and state levels, proper forms submitted and approved by the local law enforcement multiple times, and they even met with our state representative Donald Berthiaume, who fully supports the shop and the 2nd ammendment as a whole.
After taking all of the proper avenues, the town and the state still ignore the requests, and on March 2nd his doors closed on firearms sales. They are left with no other option than the legal route, and they unfortunately need to hire a lawyer. This is clearly an attack on the 2nd ammendment community by anti-gun officials in power, both town and state.
Please help us in retaining a lawyer to keep Paradise Firearms open, and prevent Massachusetts from suppressing our 2nd ammendment community anymore than they already do. The red tape and hoops lawful firearms owners and 2A supporters go through is only a part of what hard working Gun shop owners and employees must endure.
As 2nd ammendment supporters, you know what this state does to us. Now they are attacking our stores. Fight back, don't give an inch. Please consider a donation, we can't afford even one less firearm store in our state, and we can't afford to continue letting the opposition win.
Paul opened the store over 10 years ago where he has served the community and local law enforcement. He is the epitome of a small business owner. He knows every customer who walks in by name, and goes out of his way to ensure you are fully taken care of.
After doing business for over decade, the town and the state are now denying renewal of their business license. There has been no wrong doings by the shop, and no complaints made, ever. The town and state are merely ignoring his requests, and preventing him from doing business. They have spent over a month trying to get the license renewed. Daily calls on both town and state levels, proper forms submitted and approved by the local law enforcement multiple times, and they even met with our state representative Donald Berthiaume, who fully supports the shop and the 2nd ammendment as a whole.
After taking all of the proper avenues, the town and the state still ignore the requests, and on March 2nd his doors closed on firearms sales. They are left with no other option than the legal route, and they unfortunately need to hire a lawyer. This is clearly an attack on the 2nd ammendment community by anti-gun officials in power, both town and state.
Please help us in retaining a lawyer to keep Paradise Firearms open, and prevent Massachusetts from suppressing our 2nd ammendment community anymore than they already do. The red tape and hoops lawful firearms owners and 2A supporters go through is only a part of what hard working Gun shop owners and employees must endure.
As 2nd ammendment supporters, you know what this state does to us. Now they are attacking our stores. Fight back, don't give an inch. Please consider a donation, we can't afford even one less firearm store in our state, and we can't afford to continue letting the opposition win.
Organizer
Joey Reed
Organizer
North Brookfield, MA
