retiredsgt
Member
I went to the Roanoke Gun Show on this past Saturday.
There seems to be a larger nos.of those "Roosian" made
shotguns there. I stopped at a booth run by the "Sons of
Confederate Veterans" and they were selling various items.
They had several fancy knives that had pictures of various
Confederate Generals on them. I picked one up, to look at
it, as it had a photo of Generals Lee and Jackson on it. I
noticed that it was made in China(The People's Republic).
At a table, two members of this group were selling chances
on a shotgun, a copy of a Winchester Model 97, which
was also made in China. I asked them if they couldn't
find an American gun to raffle off, and they said that the
Norinco shotgun was "rare" as the U.S.Government had
stopped ALL imports from China. I told them if that were
so, Wal-Mart would close its doors.
Where are we headed?? I refuse to buy anything made
in China, and shall never buy one of those "Roosian" guns.
There seems to be a larger nos.of those "Roosian" made
shotguns there. I stopped at a booth run by the "Sons of
Confederate Veterans" and they were selling various items.
They had several fancy knives that had pictures of various
Confederate Generals on them. I picked one up, to look at
it, as it had a photo of Generals Lee and Jackson on it. I
noticed that it was made in China(The People's Republic).
At a table, two members of this group were selling chances
on a shotgun, a copy of a Winchester Model 97, which
was also made in China. I asked them if they couldn't
find an American gun to raffle off, and they said that the
Norinco shotgun was "rare" as the U.S.Government had
stopped ALL imports from China. I told them if that were
so, Wal-Mart would close its doors.
Where are we headed?? I refuse to buy anything made
in China, and shall never buy one of those "Roosian" guns.