Dealing With States in the United States With Permissive Laws Relating to Guns. S

You do know they are only shipping to licensed gun dealers, don't you? I suppose "to customers" might not mean individuals, but it certainly doesn't sound that way.

roger-

Thank you.

I should have expressed myself more precisely. I was thinking of a company that does not sell guns. That notwithstanding, its management/Board is not happy with the permissive policy of some States with respect to the sale of guns.

I have read about companies that object to the lack of "marriage equality" in certain States. Some of these companies will cancel events (e.g., conventions) in such States. I think that is analogous.

Yes. Companies can sell where they want as long as it doesn't discriminate based on race, gender, etc.

engineer-

Thank you.

OK. I think States are prohibited from interfering with interstate commerce (U.S. Constitution, Article 1, Section 8) or even granting a preference to the sales of goods or services by its own citizens vis-à-vis the citizens of other States.

Most likely legal. Probably poor business practice though. Profits for their competitors.