Just got mine before the holidays,...nice, had a blast at the range
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Just got mine before the holidays,...nice, had a blast at the range
Quote Originally Posted by kidako View Post
IT has WALTHER ARMS FORT SMITH AR on the side and made in GERMANY , these are made in the USA .
No, it's imported by Walther Arms in Arkansas. You'll see it has German proof marks below the ejection port (looks like an antler). It is made in Ulm/Do.
Just read on the US site -“We are excited to bring a .45 Auto to the Walther line. This new caliber and product offering is a benchmark for Walther and the PPQ. We have built it to the same exact German standards that have made this model so well received .
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There's also that MADE IN GERMANY on the frame, in addition to the German proof marks...
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I got a fever, and the only prescription is more handguns.
Love it. My next purchase after I pay off all of my recent purchases.
In Glock We Trust
Where did you find yours? Didn't think they were available here yet?Originally Posted by Thumper2108
In Glock We Trust
It's illegal for businesses to falsify where their products are made. There are strict laws both in Germany & US that regulate what is considered Made in Germany, as well as Made in USA.
It is a requirement of US Federal Firearms Law to place importer stamps on guns imported into the US. The gun pictured is made in Germany....period.
If it hits US shores it will have some US Company importer stamp on it.
Rich
They are trying to do the Un stamping thing in canada too (I'm not 100% on all the details) but imo that's what happened here just as ^^ that person said. Imported to the US probably needs stamping that's the confusion there.
Thanks, thought it might have been some US thing were some part might have to be made in US or assembled in
Available when and where ???
Can we pre-order ?
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