Mexico near deal to buy Sig Sauer automatic rifles from U.S. -sources
https://news.yahoo.com/mexico-near-d...145202305.html
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Mexico near deal to buy Sig Sauer automatic rifles from U.S. -sources
https://news.yahoo.com/mexico-near-d...145202305.html
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You need to decide whether you want to sue us or buy our guns, mis amigos. You can't have it both ways.Originally Posted by Tokarev
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It's the Mexican government, porque no los dos?
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It's brilliant, actually. Buy guns from Sig, make the rest of the U.S. gun industry pay for them.
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Not another dime.
Of course when Sig's inexplicably turn up in the hands of the cartels, will they have to sue Sig, too?
Fairly small contract. I wonder what rifle it is?
Is that like building a wall and having Mexico pay for it?
In the P-F basket of deplorables.
An American(-ish) gun company selling guns to Mexico while Mexico is actively trying to sue American gun companies for issues caused by their own failed state, reeks of chickenshittery. Don't do that deal, SIG.
--Josh
“Formerly we suffered from crimes; now we suffer from laws.” - Tacitus.
Probably the only company with an "ethics level" appropriate for the buyer....
Strictly in my uneducated opinion, I feel that if SIG goes forward with this deal in the face of the Mexican government suit, the blowback will make what happened to Springfield Armory or Smith & Wesson look like spilled club soda on the carpet of a close friend.
Consider the principles of a company like, for example, Barrett, and how those principles (right or wrong) as applied toward California enhanced (in my view) their image in the 2A community.
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