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What Gainesville gunmaker is doing after Stripe, Intuit dropped his business
Honor Defense
Honor Defense in Gainesville manufactures pistols like this 9 mm HG9SC. Photo courtesy Honor Defense.
Nick Bowman
Updated: Jun 18, 2018, 7:49 PM
Published: Jun 18, 2018, 4:59 PM
A Gainesville gun manufacturer is at the center of the latest fight for the Second Amendment in the Georgia gubernatorial race. Honor Defense was dropped without notice by its online payment processor, Stripe, in August 2017 because the San Francisco-based company no longer wanted to do business with the Gainesville manufacturer, according to Honor Defense CEO Gary Ramey.
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PHOTOS: Hundreds rally in Gainesville in 'Hands Off' protest against Trump, Musk
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Hundreds turn out to the square in downtown Gainesville Saturday, April 5, 2025, to take part in the "Hands Off " protest of the Trump administration. The protest was part of a national mass activation day against the administration.

by Scott Rogers
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