Mossberg should stop catering to the government
- Thread starter Stag1
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Those small runs are what brings collectors through the door.
There are those that will look at a dozen of the same guns, and walk out the door with the one that is somehow "special" or different. Being an old FFL, I have seen that happen more times than I care to count.
Plus, with the technology that is out there, it's possible to nearly identically clone any engraving or marking from mild to wild, or go with something completely custom like I did on my first silencer I ever built from a good laser engraver.
And a little better look at the graphic
There are those that will look at a dozen of the same guns, and walk out the door with the one that is somehow "special" or different. Being an old FFL, I have seen that happen more times than I care to count.
Plus, with the technology that is out there, it's possible to nearly identically clone any engraving or marking from mild to wild, or go with something completely custom like I did on my first silencer I ever built from a good laser engraver.
And a little better look at the graphic
Stag1
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Don't get me wrong, I love my Mossberg and I probably should have label the subject a little different. It just gets me sometimes how it seems all manufacturers seem to cater to government entities more then the general person. I know they get a big chuck of income from government agencys , but I know if no firearms company that could sustain without the support of the common man.
I guess I am get cynical in my old age
I guess I am get cynical in my old age
weaselfire
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Next time your order 1,000 shotguns, ask them to engrave whatever you like in them.Stag1 said:
It has nothing to do with the government. It's just who is paying the bill.
Jeff
The American Flag has already been done as well...
