How does Made in the USA affect your firearms purchases?

[Xbonz]

Just to add salt to the wound.. how about the ammo? anybody buy S&B? PPU? what about military surplus? where do the components come from? the last lead smelter in the US has closed or is closing...

[jmlutz]

I've bought and still have a sh.tload of S&B in .45ACP. I've always liked it,just thought a was a little dirty,no big deal.I've had a bunch of their shotgun shells also,always liked them also.

[DrHenley]

Originally Posted by Xbonz

Just to add salt to the wound.. how about the ammo? anybody buy S&B? PPU? what about military surplus? where do the components come from? the last lead smelter in the US has closed or is closing...

Make my own. Lead obtained domestically (from tire shops and a roofer)

Powder is a different matter

[AutoMag]

Guys and gals, Armscor employees will not go hungry!!

With average sales in the $80,000,000.00 (yes that is 80 million dollars) range per year I am eating very well my friends!!!

[T.S.]

All my Firearms are made by Springfield, Colt, Remington, and Smith & Wesson ( Made in USA BEFORE England got involved with the company. )

I always try to buy American made in anything I buy.

If I had my way, any company who moves its manufacturing overseas for cheap labor costs and imports their products back to the USA would pay one heck of a tariff.

You want to sell your product in the USA, you manufacture it in the USA, made by USA citizens.

[skosh69]

Originally Posted by T.S.

You want to sell your product in the USA, you manufacture it in the USA, made by USA citizens.

With import materials....