What evidence do you have for the second sentence? Is it that Ruger won't sell you a mag it refuses to make or will continue to refuse to make? The aftermarket will take care of that corporate quirk, which is probably only to honor the old man's sentiments.
Jannuzzo's firing may give you that impression, but I am not buying it. He remains a highly paid "consultant," therefore no dirt since he never really left. Hush money works. As an attorney I see it at work every day.
It remains then that no division executive in any business around as long as Glock has the authority to potentially jeopardize sales in their most important market without approval from world headquarters. Were I a betting man, I'd say that the BATFE project grew out of a similar desire for market promotion as did Ruger's flawed stance on the AWB. Feeling a little threatened by the late Clinton era lawsuits, Glock snuggled up with the enemy. They are more contemptible than Ruger IMO because at least Bill was open about his opinions while GG engineers a free pass by knifing Jannuzzo with a golden gag in his mouth. Suddenly, we are to believe that the Austrian master didn't know what his chief American lackey was up to in regards to the most dangerous governmental threat to their bottom line ever? Yeah, right. I am so absolutely convinced that Jannuzzo, as company spokesman, made it into the Congressional Record as supportive of ballistic fingerprinting without the Austrians ever chiming in on the issue.
