Springfield SA-35?

CrazyHands13 said:
"Made here in the United States in Geneseo, Illinois, the new SA-35..."

From a Springfield Armory article on it. So does that quote mean it's 100% made and assembled in the US or could that language still technically mean something like the frame could still be from Turkey?
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Labelling "Made in USA" in the US may juat mean that they took the completed Turkish made parts and assembled them into a firearm.

With Springfield Armoury Inc. it is well known that most of their 1911 line is manufactured in South America and assembled in Illinois. Their DA autos are manufactured in Croatia...ect.
 
I really want to like the Browning Hi-Power because of its history and widespread usage... but I just can't because it likes to bite my shooting hand. I've shot Hi-Powers with shortened spurred hammers and I still get hammer bite every time. I wish someone could make a Hi-Power frame with an extended beavertail to prevent hammer bite. It's only then that I would consider buying one.
 
I was kinda interested but gun stores in the US are getting their SA-35s in and having them rust shortly after.
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Guy who took these pics said it was in his store two days before rust started showing up.
 
Yutrzenika said:
I was kinda interested but gun stores in the US are getting their SA-35s in and having them rust shortly after. Guy who took these pics said it was in his store two days before rust started showing up.
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It's not their fault. Trump's wall is being smelted down, and - because Trump's wall was so bad - now even recycled U.S. steel is terrible. It's Trump's fault. :)
 
Lee Enfield said:
Labelling "Made in USA" in the US may juat mean that they took the completed Turkish made parts and assembled them into a firearm.

With Springfield Armoury Inc. it is well known that most of their 1911 line is manufactured in South America and assembled in Illinois. Their DA autos are manufactured in Croatia...ect.
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Okay thanks, makes sense. Sounds like it is rather misleading for those of us that care about these sorts of things.
 
The barrels are stainless. I wonder if there are particles of ferrous steel left in the pistols? Is that staining?

Yutrzenika said:
I was kinda interested but gun stores in the US are getting their SA-35s in and having them rust shortly after.
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Guy who took these pics said it was in his store two days before rust started showing up.
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Riflechair said:
The barrels are stainless. I wonder if there are particles of ferrous steel left in the pistols? Is that staining?
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Has anyone tested the stainless with a magnet?
Some fine stainless steel wool and G-96 will buff that out...
Somewhere along the finishing process ferrous metal has been introduced to the ss .
I'm sure the guys from Reliable will step up with pertinent information for those afflicted with this barrel.
Rob
 
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