According to a report from WLOX, Biloxi's ABC news affiliate, hunters in Mississippi received a bit of a break on Labor Day weekend, with a sales tax holiday on firearms, ammunition, and hunting supplies. Passed by the Mississippi legislature in 2014, the 2nd Amendment sales tax holiday passes on a 7 percent savings to sportsmen on various supplies. The tax break applied not only to items purchased in-store, but also to those purchased by mail, telephone, and internet, provided they were bought and paid for during the holiday, which lasted from Friday morning through Sunday at midnight.