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You must live in California and this is your protest against people who have no pity, right................ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What did SA do now? Why do they hire gun grabbing politicians in the first place? Is there going to be any recall elections? Are they storming the capital building? If the gun owners in that state will not help themselves then I don't see how killing off a manufacturer and sponsor is going to help. Try removing the gun grabbing politicians from office instead of boycotting a firearms manufacturer. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. The people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice or no choice. |
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You guess poorly. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. the people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice of no choice. View Quote The manufacturer contributed to their own demise by not opposing anti 2A legislation. |
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Yes because DW competes with Wilson in the same price range. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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The manufacturer contributed to their own demise by not opposing anti 2A legislation. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You guess poorly. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. the people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice of no choice. The manufacturer contributed to their own demise by not opposing anti 2A legislation. How many people own guns in that state? Those are the votes and that's what counts. If you are a gun owner and get lazy on election day you get gun control. Especially in that state. |
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Two manufacturers. How many people own guns in that state? Those are the votes and that's what counts. If you are a gun owner and get lazy on election day you get gun control. Especially in that state. View Quote |
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You guess poorly. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. The people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice or no choice. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What did SA do now? Why do they hire gun grabbing politicians in the first place? Is there going to be any recall elections? Are they storming the capital building? If the gun owners in that state will not help themselves then I don't see how killing off a manufacturer and sponsor is going to help. Try removing the gun grabbing politicians from office instead of boycotting a firearms manufacturer. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. The people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice or no choice. Also, you are either an SAI/RRA fan or own stock in one or the other because you sure are eager to overlook this. |
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Not trying to sound like an idiot, but what's the difference? Don't own any 1911s. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sigs own style of 1911 is pretty damn awesome. I love my Spartan. The slide is shaped ever so slightly different. Also Series 80 triggers but still very awesome triggers. Some models have a different shaped grip. Not crazy about that part but it's only some models so one can choose. They did, or still do, make some models with the traditionally shaped slide and internal extractor just not sure if they still do. |
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Two manufacturers. How many people own guns in that state? Those are the votes and that's what counts. If you are a gun owner and get lazy on election day you get gun control. Especially in that state. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You guess poorly. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. the people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice of no choice. The manufacturer contributed to their own demise by not opposing anti 2A legislation. How many people own guns in that state? Those are the votes and that's what counts. If you are a gun owner and get lazy on election day you get gun control. Especially in that state. |
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That is the way I live my life. Buy what you want. Fuck this political crap. I could go on my soap box but what good would it do. People want to think the way they do and I am not going to change their minds and they aren't going to change mine! Enjoy a good deal on any 1911 you like! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I can't keep up with all the firearms drama. I love my springfields. I could go on my soap box but what good would it do. People want to think the way they do and I am not going to change their minds and they aren't going to change mine! Enjoy a good deal on any 1911 you like! |
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Two manufacturers. How many people own guns in that state? Those are the votes and that's what counts. If you are a gun owner and get lazy on election day you get gun control. Especially in that state. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You guess poorly. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. the people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice of no choice. The manufacturer contributed to their own demise by not opposing anti 2A legislation. How many people own guns in that state? Those are the votes and that's what counts. If you are a gun owner and get lazy on election day you get gun control. Especially in that state. Gun owners aren't lazy; they're outnumbered and out voted in some states and firearms industry Quislings such as Springfield Armory and Rock River Arms working with the gun grabbers, provide the nail in the coffin for gun rights. |
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At this point if you'll still support Springfield Armory here's another organization that will be of interest to you Everytown for Gun Safety
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At this point if you'll still support Springfield Armory here's another organization that will be of interest to you [url=https://everytown.org/]Everytown for Gun Safety[rl] View Quote The new trolling here will likely be enormous. |
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That is the way I live my life. Buy what you want. Fuck this political crap. I could go on my soap box but what good would it do. People want to think the way they do and I am not going to change their minds and they aren't going to change mine! Enjoy a good deal on any 1911 you like! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I can't keep up with all the firearms drama. I love my springfields. I could go on my soap box but what good would it do. People want to think the way they do and I am not going to change their minds and they aren't going to change mine! Enjoy a good deal on any 1911 you like! So you have no morals and values? That is a telling statement on your part |
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Can anyone create a guide on what MFG's we are supposed to buy from that doesn't hurt "muh feels"?
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Why didn't the gun owners stop the bill from passing? Why do they hire gun grabbing politicians in the first place? Is there going to be any recall elections? Are they storming the capital building? If the gun owners in that state will not help themselves then I don't see how killing off a manufacturer and sponsor is going to help. Try removing the gun grabbing politicians from office instead of boycotting a firearms manufacturer. View Quote I'm surprised the NRA escaped blame on this one, they are usually the whipping boy for angry gun owners who don't understand politics. If we are going to blame SA for anything it should be for staying in Illinois. |
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Maybe get a used one super cheap since everyone (liars) says they will be dumping theirs. View Quote The key here is to have their profits drop off. Selling yours or buying used does nothing in that department. |
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It is far more than laziness. Sad that you cannot see the wrongdoing. Follow the money. View Quote |
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I think I paid around $850 or so for my Colt XSE, it's been flawless so far, about 2000 rounds. View Quote and I'm very very happy with it. Never failed to run and so far it eats every 230 gr JHP I have tried. If I was going to buy another new 1911 it would be another Colt. |
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Both Illinois and California gun owners have a history of blaming everyone but themselves for the actions of their elected politicians. I'm surprised the NRA escaped blame on this one, they are usually the whipping boy for angry gun owners who don't understand politics. If we are going to blame SA for anything it should be for staying in Illinois. View Quote |
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Both Illinois and California gun owners have a history of blaming everyone but themselves for the actions of their elected politicians. I'm surprised the NRA escaped blame on this one, they are usually the whipping boy for angry gun owners who don't understand politics. If we are going to blame SA for anything it should be for staying in Illinois. View Quote I can see them using the agreement to remain in business until they put together a plan to exit that state. SA and RRA need to leave that state otherwise we, by purchasing their products, will be sending $$ to a gun ban state. I give them some time to make arrangements. If they are planning on staying there, then let the boycott begin. |
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ATF Agents aren't very bright.
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I agree with this. I can see them using the agreement to remain in business until they put together a plan to exit that state. SA and RRA need to leave that state otherwise we, by purchasing their products, will be sending $ to a gun ban state. I give them some time to make arrangements. If they are planning on staying there, then let the boycott begin. View Quote |
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Could it be that gun owners are simply outnumbered just like in California and NY? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You guess poorly. When you get to the end of the boycott and say, Springfield closes because it is so effective, then all that effort is expended and the real problem still exists - they still have gun grabbing politicians in their state and gun owners have lost a manufacturer. Basically the folks in that state need to get off their asses and quit blaming a manufacturer for their laziness. The manufacturer cannot fire any of the politicians and does not vote them in. the people who vote and didn't vote in that state did this to themselves either by poor choice of no choice. The manufacturer contributed to their own demise by not opposing anti 2A legislation. How many people own guns in that state? Those are the votes and that's what counts. If you are a gun owner and get lazy on election day you get gun control. Especially in that state. |
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So you just cede another state to the antis? Eventually if you give up enough states their representatives start to stack up against you on the national level and you end up with Federal bans and restrictions again. You can run but you can't hide. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I agree with this. I can see them using the agreement to remain in business until they put together a plan to exit that state. SA and RRA need to leave that state otherwise we, by purchasing their products, will be sending $ to a gun ban state. I give them some time to make arrangements. If they are planning on staying there, then let the boycott begin. The manufactures moving denies the anti-gun people any income from gun buyers. Why provide them with income from what they are willing to go out of their way to oppose? |
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The manufacturers moving does not cede the state - the voters do/did that through poor choices. The manufactures moving denies the anti-gun people any income from gun buyers. Why provide them with income from what they are willing to go out of their way to oppose? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I agree with this. I can see them using the agreement to remain in business until they put together a plan to exit that state. SA and RRA need to leave that state otherwise we, by purchasing their products, will be sending $ to a gun ban state. I give them some time to make arrangements. If they are planning on staying there, then let the boycott begin. The manufactures moving denies the anti-gun people any income from gun buyers. Why provide them with income from what they are willing to go out of their way to oppose? |
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...and then you work up from that fucking nightmare, came to your senses and bought a reliable, functioning, modern handgun that you could trust your life to.
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Believe I'm going to go with a DW Specialist. Had been wanting a TRP, but fuck that.
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I agree with this. I can see them using the agreement to remain in business until they put together a plan to exit that state. SA and RRA need to leave that state otherwise we, by purchasing their products, will be sending $ to a gun ban state. I give them some time to make arrangements. If they are planning on staying there, then let the boycott begin. View Quote In the mean time the opportunist in me is just waiting for someone to lose their mind go all anti SA and sell their Springfield Socom 16 dirt cheap. |
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Fucking traitors. That being said I love mine, won't sell them, but won't buy more of the modern ones.
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