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"FacebookPinterest\n\n This eagle takes no shit.\n\nNewt Gingrich held a rally at a small airfield in Fort Myers this afternoon, accompanied by campaign besties Herman Cain and Michael Reagan. The event started more than an hour late, and none of the three stuck around for very long afterward (Cain told the crowd he was headed to New York to represent Gingrich on Hannity). Too bad\u2014they would have found some prime pandering spots right outside the airport gates: the Shoot Straight Gun Range &amp;amp; Store, and a custom motorcycle shop called Haus of Trikes and Bikes.\n\nI visited both establishments and asked the staff what's hot with the pro-freedom crowd here in Fort Myers. Herewith, a shopping list for conservative panderers, presented absolutely free.\n\n Guns: Small is the New Big\n\nThe guys at the store said they weren't allowed to talk to press, forbade me from taking pictures of anything with a price tag, and seemed to want me to leave. But ercising my right as a shopper, I got them to tell me what's popular. They pointed out a new Mossberg shotgun and then walked me down the counter to the assault rifles. \"All of the AR's are really hot right now,\" one said, referring to the AR-15 rifle, the semiautomatic version of the military-issue M-16. But it seems the real sellers at the moment are slimmed-down semiautomatic pistols. \"A lot of people are going toward concealed carry,\" the salesman explained. Good news for Floridians: thanks to a new law here, it's no longer illegal for your weapon to show accidentally, as when you're at the grocery store and you reach for the oatmeal, and your shirt rides up to reveal a six-shot Ruger, like the one pictured here.\n\nFacebookPinterestGetty Images/Lonely Planet Images\n\n Smaller profile, waistband-friendly handguns are hot in Fort Myers.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\n This chariot awaits its driver at Shoot Straight.\n\nBikes: Go Custom\n\nAccording to Manfred and Frankie, the two gentlemen behind the counter at Haus of Trikes and Bikes, three-wheelers are where the action is right now. \"It's the only part of the motorcycle business that's really growing like hell,\" Manfred told me, and the Haus is the only place around here you're going to be able to find them. They convert standard bikes into trikes, and they import high-end Boom trikes from Germany. Still, though, it's the custom two-wheelers that seem to be the real heart of what these guys do. And their product is impressive. They spoke dreamily of a bike they built for an ex-Marine, featuring sword-hilts over the handles, bullet racks running around the frame, down-tubes and mufflers molded to look like machine guns, and a gas tank painted to look like the coat from a Marine's dress uniform. \"It's incredible. It's incredible,\" said Frankie. \"You dream it; we build it.\"\n\nMassive tax cuts like the ones Gingrich and Cain favor might help here: a top-of-the-line bespoke motorcycle can cost you up to $200,000.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\n The \"premier custom bike shop in Southwest Florida.\"\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\n \"Drive yours home today!\"\n\nFollow Reid on Twitter for more updates from the Florida campaign trail."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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