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7.62NATO 12-10-2010 07:16 AM


Originally Posted by Grouse45 (Post 3737809)
Down sizing with out a doubt. I say they are sold by June 2011.


On what basis?

Grouse45 12-10-2010 07:25 AM


Originally Posted by 7.62NATO (Post 3738088)
On what basis?


Just an Opinion, nothing else.

Urban_Redneck 12-10-2010 09:07 AM

S&W has a huge, modern, factory and office campus in Springfield, Ma. With TC/ S&W long gun sales up 26% over last year, I'll speculate the question was 'expand in NH or bring them under the big roof in Springfield?' My understanding is the foundry (NH) will remain in operation though it is for sale.

FG/MD54, I could play your innuendo game and wonder aloud about the looming Spanish debt crisis it's the potential for social unrest in the volatile Basque gunmaking region. How that might adversely affect quality, price, and availability of firearms made there, but, I can see the forest though the trees, I know that competition spurs innovation, keeps pricing fair, and quality up. If CVA is doing well, I say good for them!

Our American firearms industry is one of the reasons we win wars and enjoy the benefits of a liberty that has been paid for with the blood of American patriots. If it wasn't for the jobs and financial support (NRA, Lobbyists, industry PACs, etc.) that the industry represents, the Second Amendment might just be further on the way to becoming a historical curiosity.

Keep beating your anti- T/C drum. One day, it may be the only friend you have.

MountainDevil54 12-10-2010 09:14 AM

geee i remember an american firearm that sure killed a lot of our troops due to constant jamming.

mountaineer magic 12-10-2010 10:23 AM


Originally Posted by MountainDevil54 (Post 3738159)
geee i remember an american firearm that sure killed a lot of our troops due to constant jamming.

remember?? or remember hearing about??

kb1 12-10-2010 10:27 AM


Originally Posted by MountainDevil54 (Post 3738159)
geee i remember an american firearm that sure killed a lot of our troops due to constant jamming.

i have no idea whatsoever that statement has to do with T/C.but i will say it shows this vietnam era vet what kind of scum you are.your daddy ought to slap ya upside the head and take your computer away till you grow up.........karl

builder459 12-10-2010 03:39 PM


Originally Posted by MountainDevil54 (Post 3738159)
geee i remember an american firearm that sure killed a lot of our troops due to constant jamming.

Damn, MD i can't believe even you would make that statement! it was totally uncalled for and further shows your ignorance and arrogance!!

sabotloader 12-10-2010 03:46 PM

MountainDevil54


geee i remember an american firearm that sure killed a lot of our troops due to constant jamming.
That is one you really could have left in the drawer... you have no ideal what you have said and further you probably never will as I could not even imagine you in an military group of guys or the feeling they share...

What the heck does that have to do with muzzleloading????

Shoot! if you only knew what happened during war time... it really is not pretty and you have to learn to survive something that i am sure is foreign to you.

SteveBNy 12-11-2010 08:25 AM

Everytime I think he can't top the last one, he manages to do so - and then fade from the thread as if nothing happened.

MountainDevil54 12-11-2010 08:54 AM

Its not worth an argument with typical crew that just post things to put me down and offer nothing else to the forum.


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