I wish the very best to Knight in their return. They are going to have to appeal to the casual shooter if they intend to stay in business though. Especially the way the economy is currently. They're going to have to offer some entry level $150-250 range guns to see a significant amount of sales and DO SOME ADVERTISING! The majority of new shooters I talk to now, the extent that they know of Knight is 'that company that went out of business'
They can sell some higher end guns to the ML enthusiasts but they would do well to offer a 1/24 twist, BH compatible, traditional bolt designed gun to appeal to me (and I feel like most others) I'd like to see them offer something like the Ultimate Slam they designed w/a 1/24.
90% of the people I meet that shoot MLs, just shoot them to extend their season. So that means AT MOST, one extra week in the field. For that, most are shooting the <$200 guns and whatever is on the shelf bullet wise at Walmart.
Few have the addiction as bad as us
