After the massacre at the cinema in Denver, boom arms sales in Colorado

Boom in sales of weapons in Colorado after the massacre at the Aurora Film to the first of the new Batman movie. According to the local newspaper, the Denver Post, the aftermath of the massacre carried out by James Holmes in multiplex, not just weapons sales have increased by 41%, but have also increased requests for permission to carry arms. "Incredible "said Jake Meyers, clerk in a gun store Rocky Mountain Guns and Ammo in the city of Parker, who found about twenty people in line outside the store a few hours after the shooting of Aurora. "Many people said I did not think I need a weapon, but now I want it."Colorado has granted 2,887 permits on Sunday, an increase of 41% over the previous week. The killer of Aurora has purchased within eight weeks of ammunition Internet 6,300: 3,000 for the AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, another 3,000 for the two Glock pistols and 300 loaders for the shotgun. The 24 year old student has also purchased a magazine from which he also learned how to shoot 60 rounds per minute.