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OOOH! Shiny!
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Gun looks good.
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Alright I got 2 more:
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It's a nice-looking gun, YNH. Congrats. But I still like 92FS Inoxes better.
![]() You should suspend your jingoism long enough to at least discern quality differences. The problem is that American manufacturers tend to value sales over quality, which means that the production methods are going to cut corners more than their European counterparts. Between a Beretta made in the U.S. or Italy, I'd want Italian. And between a SIG made in Germany and the U.S., I want Germany (and indeed, the P226 I own is of German manufacture). Last edited by MT2008; 01-21-2010 at 12:33 AM. |
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And I like the Cougar, but it's not your gun, isn't it?. Also, I prefer American and Belgian guns because I have only found a few guns made elsewhere that I like. I do not care what you like and there is very little you can say to change what I like. Between the two companies you listed as examples, there are only 3 guns that I would even consider buying (Beretta 8045, SIG P239 and that Hammerli pistol that SIG sold for a little while)
Last edited by S&Wshooter; 01-21-2010 at 12:42 AM. |
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Anyway, do you like American guns better because you're a jingoist, or because the quality is actually better? |
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It's just personal preference. Also, I have had a few bad experiences with foreign guns
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