Well, I suppose it beats actually DOING something...
From Michael Bane's blog we learn
of the new "accessory" CZ is
offering.
Sheesh.
Let's see if I've got this right: instead of devoting time to producing Dan Wesson revolvers, they're spending their time on junk like that?!?
CZ bought Dan Wesson almost two whole years ago. In that time all they've been able to do is assemble a few SuperMags from apparently leftover parts; the .357 frame guns, which for every other maker are the "bread and butter", are nowhere to be found.
Supposedly they've been spending their time doing "market research" (no kidding, that's what they said) on the revolver line. One would think they would have done that before plunking their money down for an acquisition, but maybe the Czechs work differently in that regard. They obviously don't work terribly quickly!
But hey - they'll gladly make you a bayonet for your autoloader. Yessirree, that's certainly gonna contribute a whole lot to their market share! (That's sarcasm, in case you missed it.)
-=[ Grant ]=-
Let's see if I've got this right: instead of devoting time to producing Dan Wesson revolvers, they're spending their time on junk like that?!?
CZ bought Dan Wesson almost two whole years ago. In that time all they've been able to do is assemble a few SuperMags from apparently leftover parts; the .357 frame guns, which for every other maker are the "bread and butter", are nowhere to be found.
Supposedly they've been spending their time doing "market research" (no kidding, that's what they said) on the revolver line. One would think they would have done that before plunking their money down for an acquisition, but maybe the Czechs work differently in that regard. They obviously don't work terribly quickly!
But hey - they'll gladly make you a bayonet for your autoloader. Yessirree, that's certainly gonna contribute a whole lot to their market share! (That's sarcasm, in case you missed it.)
-=[ Grant ]=-
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