I read somewhere that if, for example, a 10% tariff is placed on pellets that the pellets will shoot with 10% less velocity.
Will someone corroborate this please?
Agreed!
Thanks for chiming in @pan60
Maybe just lock the thread
Especially since, as far as I know, pellets do not come to us from Columbia
just 2 shots
Edward
Well, at least they canned the original idea from a few years ago
of airlifting the entire town of E Bloomfield and dropping off in Turkey.
However, there could be an advantage in NY State buying Arkansas
just my come-on sense
Edward
Not looking to open a political discussion @jlowe.
Just recounting today's current events
It appears as if Columbia has been hit with a huge tariff for not playing along.
As all of us, I too am curious to see how this all plays out
Another thing to be aware of with Dvor is their return policy.
When you return an item, you do not get your money back.
You get a store credit.
They do not keep this secret.
It is detailed on their terms of sale page
You know, the page you rarely if ever read
just my 2 credits
Edward
Thanks John
FWIW we need to keep these jobs in north America.
As far as I'm concerned a US Passport is required to go to Arkansas
Whatta ya think...18% tarrif?
Understood John!
And agreed!
The scenario you have described makes perfect business sense
But tell me please!
Do all those kindly folks that man the phones taking parts orders in E Bloomfield NY still have jobs?
No insult implied or intended
Edward
Darned if you are not correct, @jps2486
Doubting what you said I went to the UTAH site to prove you wrong.
The only new FX with a walnut stock was the DRS Classic.
I wonder if this is a temporary thing because for whatever geopolitical reason walnut is scarce, or if it's a permanent change...
Indeed, I do.
It is a handsome, accurate Streamline 25 in a grey laminate stock that I bought in July from AGN member @Trucker3573
Whose avatar btw looks suspiciously like yours @Linehauler73
You've been made, Aaron.
The witness protection program just ain't what it used to be
Edward