With 90% of Jack Brandhorst's clientele coming from nearby Torrance, he was hoping to move his shop to the South Bay city. However, the proposed move faces stiff opposition from his potential new neighbors.
When Jack Brandhorst opened Red Rifle Ltd. 10 years ago in Caron, he wanted to bring boutique, personal sensibility to the gun buying experience.
With 90% of his clientele coming from nearby Torrance, he was hoping to move his shop to the South Bay city. A few months ago, a chance to fulfill that dream opened at the old Sartori Salon. Hoping to seize the opportunity, Brandhorst applied for a permit. But the plans to move his shop haven't been smooth. One block over Red Rifle's proposed new location is South Bay Cheer 360.
According to the city's code, the shop is legally far enough away from nearby Fern Elementary and Torrance High School. However, Kaopua believes the permitting committee needs to also consider places like her afterschool gym which serves 300 kids every week.
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