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Bankruptcy Ploy Used to Avoid Judgment

Bankruptcy is the likely way many of the West Coast companies will deal with any litigation. "It doesn't mean they'll be gone forever," Jennings says. "They can file for bankruptcy, dissolve, go away until the litigation passes by, then reform and build guns to the new standard - if there is a new standard."
(Business Week, August 16, 1999)

Brandon Maxfield

In many ways Brandon grew up as a typical teenager - short on words, listening to music, playing video games, glued to his computer, and enjoying World Federation Wrestling. He attended mainstream schools, hung out with friends, earned straight A's through high school, and dreamed of college and life beyond.

It is not surprising that Brandon's hero is Christopher Reeves. Like Reeves, Brandon is a quadriplegic. He has head movement only and depends on a ventilator to breathe at night. Like Reeves, he uses an electric wheelchair which is controlled solely with head movements. He surfs the net using a head mouse. Like his hero Reeves, he tries to live as normal a life as possible.

Perhaps he is most like Reeves because he refuses to sit back and be viewed as a victim. Brandon is taking action by battling back against Bruce Jennings and Bryco Arms to ensure that other children do not share his fate. He hopes that you will join his battle.

Brandon's Arms was founded to promote the public safety, with specific emphasis on proactive charitable
measures to reduce and eliminate injuries and deaths from the accidental or criminal use of firearms.