Am I the only one
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Because that's what the younger new generation wants. Unfortunately companies cannot stay in the 60s and contuine to make the same thing.
Careful, the Feelings Police
Hah!
The assumption, I think, is that if only (everyone was like me)... we could be spared the attention of the gun-grabbers.
It's a fallacy, I think. They might have started with something/someone else, but they won't stop there.
"Yes," replied Franklin, "we must, indeed, all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately."
Fudds gonna fudd.
Old people like things a certain way, but then stop buying those things, for one reason or another. To expect those things to keep being made to suit the tastes of the old people that aren't buying the things instead of the young people that are is laughable.
Guns are being made the way they are because that's the way the majority of customers like them.
Old people like things a certain way, but then stop buying those things, for one reason or another. To expect those things to keep being made to suit the tastes of the old people that aren't buying the things instead of the young people that are is laughable.
Guns are being made the way they are because that's the way the majority of customers like them.
Pretty much.
The age of the average deer hunter here almost goes up one year every year. They're heading the way of the great auk. Rather than b*tch about what people like if its not purdy steel and wood, might as well embrace the change.
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Those are not firearms. Cannot really change much without effecting sound of a guitar.Tell that to Fender guitars and basses
Truthfully woodgrain has always been more attractive to me but alot.of poeple go through a "tactical phase" and there hasn't been much out there for those poeple in the past so in some ways it's nice that there is a market for those Individuals so they don't have to "bubba" a perfectly fine wood stock rifle.
