because it feels good when it says MADE IN THE USA. American companies make quality guns and back up their products with good, quality service. Enjoy the satisfaction and comradery of owning a gun that was produced by an American worker. Take pride in owning the quality firearms this great nation produces.
Buy Guns Made In America...
- Thread starter CleanCut
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)Dear CleanCut:
I believe in another great American philosophy: free market economics. Build the best guns at competitive prices, and we will buy 'em. Build inferior product and/or price them too high, and we won't. American workers neither need nor deserve to be coddled or pandered to.
Oscar
P.S. (to otherwise worthy American gun manufacturers): Forget our RKBA, and we'll forget you!
I believe in another great American philosophy: free market economics. Build the best guns at competitive prices, and we will buy 'em. Build inferior product and/or price them too high, and we won't. American workers neither need nor deserve to be coddled or pandered to.
Oscar
P.S. (to otherwise worthy American gun manufacturers): Forget our RKBA, and we'll forget you!
Glenn E. Meyer
New member
Boring!
Eat no cheese unless it was made in America!
Despite the fact that extra aged Appenzeller has no compare in the USA.
If a foreign company makes a good gun and the country is not some cesspool - then its fine with me.
Eat no cheese unless it was made in America!
Despite the fact that extra aged Appenzeller has no compare in the USA.
If a foreign company makes a good gun and the country is not some cesspool - then its fine with me.
Made in USA is, always has been, and always will be my preference. However, I will spend my dollars where they will give me the best value.
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"...and he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one."
Luke 22:36
"An armed society is a polite society."
Robert Heinlein
"Power corrupts. Absolute power - is kinda cool!"
Fred Reed
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"...and he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one."
Luke 22:36
"An armed society is a polite society."
Robert Heinlein
"Power corrupts. Absolute power - is kinda cool!"
Fred Reed
David Scott
New member
I thought we went through this whole bit over cars. People were shouting "Buy American Cars" in the '70s, when you absolutely could not buy an American made car as reliable or well made as those from Japan and Germany.
American cars got better -- way better. Why? Becuase the consumers voted with their dollars, and Detroit realized that the only way out of Chapter 11 was to build something that could face a Toyota on a level playing field.
I'll buy American, or German, or Italian, or Korean, or whatever, based on who makes the best product for my needs. I will not allow my patriotism to be taken advantage of by people who want me to buy an inferior product so they can make money. My devotion is to this country and its people, not to the wallets of substandard manufacturers.
American cars got better -- way better. Why? Becuase the consumers voted with their dollars, and Detroit realized that the only way out of Chapter 11 was to build something that could face a Toyota on a level playing field.
I'll buy American, or German, or Italian, or Korean, or whatever, based on who makes the best product for my needs. I will not allow my patriotism to be taken advantage of by people who want me to buy an inferior product so they can make money. My devotion is to this country and its people, not to the wallets of substandard manufacturers.
Nestor Rivera
New member
I buy what I want AND can Afford in fact I just bought 2 Smith & Wessons, and I don't wnat any flack about it. Of course one was made in 1940 and the other in 1894 
so I guess Slick & Weasle wont be to excited about it.
so I guess Slick & Weasle wont be to excited about it.Sure is nice, though, when you get a good product MADE IN THE USA. Sorry, I guess I'm just kind of PATRIOTIC, if that's means anything to anybody anymore. Just imagine a world where there are no Rugers, Savages, Remingtons and S&W's (forget the politics for a minute). All we would have would be a bunch of overpriced imported guns and those tomato stake commie guns. Well, here we go..
Ride on cowboy, yeehaw!
Ride on cowboy, yeehaw!
My Para-Ordnance was made in Canada and the springfield armory 1911 I compared it to was made in some South American company (maybe Brazil or Argentinia). Hmmmm American company, yet foriegn made. I chose the pistol that felt better in my hand. Para-Ordnance was my choice. Nice pistol! You choose the pistol you want, and I'll choose the one I like. Free market baby...
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The first step is registration, the second step is confiscation, the final step is subjugation.
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The first step is registration, the second step is confiscation, the final step is subjugation.
Glenn E. Meyer
New member
Aliens attack the Earth.
If you are a male, after the battle.
Three people are left.
You - an American Male.
Rosie O'Donnell
Elizabeth Hurley
need I say more.
need I say more
If you are a male, after the battle.
Three people are left.
You - an American Male.
Rosie O'Donnell
Elizabeth Hurley
need I say more.
need I say more