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South Carolina dealership will give car buyers an American flag, a Bible, and an AR-15
October 07, 2019
"We love America, we love God and we like to hunt..."
A car dealership in Honea Path, South Carolina, is offering everyone who buys an automobile an American flag, a Bible, and a voucher for a Smith & Wesson AR-15 rifle.
The dealership's general manager said that the offer reflects the values of their community, and of his team at the dealership.
"We love America, we love God and we like to hunt," said Derrick Hughes to Fox Carolina.
"We live in a small town where a lot of people like to hunt. [The promotion] appeals to our demographic," he added.
He said that the voucher for the AR-15 rifle could be redeemed at a local gun shop called Locked and Loaded. They will administer the necessary background check in order to redeem the voucher.
If the voucher-holder does not pass the check, Hughes says they can spend it on other accessories at the store.
He says the offer has reached tens of thousands of people, including a man who came from Dawsonville, Georgia, in order to cash in on the promotion.
Hughes says he supports gun rights.
"I'm a big Second Amendment supporter," he explained. "I do believe there needs to be more gun control, but there also needs to be more common sense when it comes to it."
The offer will last until the end of November.
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Carlos Garcia is a staff writer for Blaze News.
Carlos Garcia
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Carlos Garcia is a staff writer for Blaze News. You can reach him at cgarcia@blazemedia.com.
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