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Firearms companies, supporters argue against discrimination from payment processors

From left, Gary Ramey, president of Honor Defense, a Gainesville-based pistol manufacturer, Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and Richard Moore, an assembler at Honor Defense, talk during a tour before a press conference in Gainesville on Tuesday, June 19, 2018. Honor Defense was dropped by its payment processing services, Stripe and Intuit, due to the company's involvement in the firearms industry. - photo by David Barnes

06202018 FIREARMS 03.jpg — From left, Gary Ramey, president of Honor Defense, a Gainesville-based pistol manufacturer, Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and Richard Moore, an assembler at Honor Defense, talk during a tour before a press conference in Gainesville on Tuesday, June 19, 2018. Honor Defense was dropped by its payment processing services, Stripe and Intuit, due to the company's involvement in the firearms industry. - photo by David Barnes

Georgia lawmakers and the National Shooting Sports Foundation are rallying for Gary Ramey, the Gainesville gun maker who believes he’s being discriminated against for being in the firearms industry.