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When’s Kel-Tec going to get on the Band-wagon!
Maybe Hi-Point?
What other American manufactures haven’t gotten on this train yet?
I certainly wish Ruger the best of the luck, but lately they seem to be running a year or two (at least) behind the latest trends
That’s great news, but where on earth are they going to find a market niche?
You guys are thinking small. I think they should call it the “Remington Rand Two Thousand And . . . . Ten.”
These are the people who saw an overcrowded marketplace and said “me too!”
Hope they have a special run of ’em with a Remington-Rand rollmark. Not a fancy “billbord” style, just plain stamped text, like the origninals. Parkerized, of coruse.
And I hope they make them both as classic 1911s and as modern 1911s with as many goodies as is common in the marketplace.
They did a helluva job on the ones they made decades ago, they oughta hit a home run with the new ones.
Jim
Sunk New Dawn
Galveston, TX