AARON BROWN, CNN ANCHOR: Fears of future terrorist attacks have many Americans thinking about their own safety. Gun stores and gun manufacturers are reporting skyrocketing sales these days. CNN's Bill Delaney visited one store, which is giving the proceeds of one hot seller to the relief effort.</s>BILL DELANEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: From fear, uncertainty, from anger, around the country, gun sales soared since September 11th. At Jim McCloud's gun shop and target range in Manchester, New Hampshire, gun sales up 500 percent, 62 new firearms sold.</s>JIM MCCLOUD, MANCHESTER FIRING LINE: I hate doing a good business because of a disaster, but people feel vulnerable. They got past our finest law enforcement, the CIA abroad and the FBI internal. And how could that happen? I don't know. No one knows, but we are afraid.</s>DELANEY: Many concern the threat isn't over where they live.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There is a lot of new people coming into, people understand no one can protect them completely 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, so it is up to an individual to be able to exercise their freedom.</s>DELANEY: Desire for sense of security and retribution.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This was my way at first getting my own revenge.</s>MCCLOUD: We sold hundreds. His face is blasted out there. And there is people out there shooting at the face of Osama bin Laden that would have never even owned a gun a month ago, so it's had its effect.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Money from the target sales goes to the American Red Cross.</s>BROWN: Bill Delaney, our Boston bureau chief. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
America's New War: Fears of Future Terrorist Attacks Have Many Americans Thinking About Their Own Safety