As we all know knight is back and under new ownership. There has been a lot of talk around my hometown (Centerville iowa where the company started) about what they are going to with the facilities there. So that got me thinking...I'm sure that they don't wish to make the same mistakes that the company has made in the past. So what do think that they need to do differently this time around? What would you like to see them do?

I think that they shouldn't try to reinvent the wheel. What I mean is they shouldn't try too hard to make an overly gimmicky gun. We like to read about the newest gimmicks (electric ignition, for example) but when it comes down to hunting season and selling guns, most people just want something that can place shots reliably at say 100 yards and is somewhat easy to clean... Knight already has that in the books, the disc rifles. I think that they should forget about the revolution and stuff like that and build what they know works well. If they would package them from the factory with the FPJ plug and a NFJP that would be even better. They might even make the NFPJ plug work with blackhorn 209 for people that like that stuff. As long as they can keep costs down, quality up, and made in America on their boxes I think knight can be great again. I'd love to seem them remake the super .45 1-20" disc again, not sure that it would be a seller though. What do you guys think?