Norconia 1911 from Marstar
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Hello johnone.
I was aware of the whereabouts of Norconia
long before this thread started.
the said pistol was German-made.
I my previous post in this thread
I did not refer in any way to Marstar, its products or its ads.
What I said was referring strictly to Norconia products sold in Europe,
and I stand behind every word from my previous post in this thread.
Not everybody on this site is new to Norconia, you know...
To re-state the info from my first post ,
Norconia products generally and traditionally contain
parts made in few countries beside Chinese parts,
(as do "Norinco" products sold in Canada and elsewhere,
in case some people did not know).
Also, as stated in my previous post,
in Europe, Norconia sometime sold parts
to firearm related businesses
and the said parts are made in a multitude of places, not only China
Those parts are not even limited to 1911’s, AR’s or AK’s.
A large portion of these parts are made in Vietnam
in facilities owned by Norinco or by others.
I will leave you the pleasure to find out exactly what Euro or US products
incorporate Vietnamese parts.
If the said pistol sold by Marstar is purely Chinese-made,
I do not know, but I respect the fact that you do.
On a different note, if you do your research,
I am sure you will find out that
the former North China Industries
owns/co-owns over 100 factories outside Chinese borders.
One of these factories (that happen to be in Vietnam)
recently celebrated 35 years of manufacturing
(and it is not even the oldest Chinese firearm factory in Vietnam).
I wish you all the best.
Regards
PS Below is my un-edited previous post on page 3 of this thread
I did not state, suggest or implied otherwise.
I was aware of the whereabouts of Norconia
long before this thread started.
I did not post anything that (even remotely) suggests
the said pistol was German-made.
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I my previous post in this thread
I did not refer in any way to Marstar, its products or its ads.
What I said was referring strictly to Norconia products sold in Europe,
and I stand behind every word from my previous post in this thread.
Not everybody on this site is new to Norconia, you know...
To re-state the info from my first post ,
Norconia products generally and traditionally contain
parts made in few countries beside Chinese parts,
(as do "Norinco" products sold in Canada and elsewhere,
in case some people did not know).
Also, as stated in my previous post,
in Europe, Norconia sometime sold parts
to firearm related businesses
and the said parts are made in a multitude of places, not only China
Those parts are not even limited to 1911’s, AR’s or AK’s.
A large portion of these parts are made in Vietnam
in facilities owned by Norinco or by others.
I will leave you the pleasure to find out exactly what Euro or US products
incorporate Vietnamese parts.
If the said pistol sold by Marstar is purely Chinese-made,
I do not know, but I respect the fact that you do.
On a different note, if you do your research,
I am sure you will find out that
the former North China Industries
owns/co-owns over 100 factories outside Chinese borders.
One of these factories (that happen to be in Vietnam)
recently celebrated 35 years of manufacturing
(and it is not even the oldest Chinese firearm factory in Vietnam).
I wish you all the best.
Regards
PS Below is my un-edited previous post on page 3 of this thread
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You're welcome, tekarra.
Hi John,
Sorry to appear ignorant but I'm not sure how to differ between DAMP and PERFECT. As it's nickel plated or whatever I don't really know or understand what I'd be seeing. What type of hit has the finish taken? Would it be possible to see thorough pics? I am interested for sure.
Thanks.
