The role of buy now, pay later provider Credova in facilitating firearms purchases in the US is under scrutiny after it emerged the gun used in the Ulvade, Texas, school shooting was sold by a firearms manufacturer that offered Credova’s consumer financing.
A row of AR-15 style rifles manufactured by Daniel Defense sit in a vault at the company’s headquarters in Black Creek, Georgia. AP
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