Incoming Norincos

[ogdragon55]

I hate to inform you, but 95% of everything you buy and own is Chinese! There is no escaping it.

[Win/64]

I hate to inform you, but 95% of everything you buy and own is Chinese! There is no escaping it.

Yes you are right about that. But when it comes to guns which I have a passion for, I prefer not to buy chinese.

[Win/64]

I hate to inform you, but 95% of everything you buy and own is Chinese! There is no escaping it.

Yes there is a way of escaping it. Don't buy it.

[dharmaeye]

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[thepeacemaker]

Ya but if you ask Marstar for a Norinco 1887 he tells you they are on order... been on order now for years.

[Win/64]

Actually with increasing energy/ oil costs, the economics of buying from China will change. When oil went above $100, steel was more economic from local sources then China....
Big changes a coming.

So why would you buy Chinese? Are you just cheap? Or you don't care what's going on in North America?

[johnone]

Originally Posted by shaddp
Its coming from China, you never know what you are getting until the container comes in, I think they just have misc bins and pour an allotted amount in haha.

How do you come to these conclusions, you have read my contracts for 2010 ?
You know what they are producing at the factories ? You have read the delivery schedules ??

I won't have to reply to any other questions since you appear to know more than I do .
John

[johnone]

THE PEACEMAKER;
"Ya but if you ask Marstar for a Norinco 1887 he tells you they are on order... been on order now for years."

It is not my fault that the factory has NOT made the short barreled version for over 18 months
John

[nafnaf]

Re: Incoming Norincos

Just curious to know if there will be rail-less NP22s coming as part of this shipment? The Marstar site only mentions railed versions coming. Am very much interested in getting one.

Thanks for bringing in these great value guns.

[firemachine69]

John:


What kind of setup do they use at the Norc factories? Do they do a "batch run" of one particular gun at a time? (It would explain why it takes so long for them to pump out certain examples like the 1887, right?)