You'd think they'd learn from the
mistakes of others.
Where are all these stupid people coming from?
I'm planning a new rifle build. In recent years I've been playing
around with the hyper-performance 6.5-284, and while I like the
round it's time for something a little more mainstream. After
careful consideration of all my options, I decided that my next
competition/target rifle needed to be a .308. (I've never had a
bolt gun in .308; as strange as that sounds, to me the round has
always been an autoloading cartridge.)
An important part of any customized rifle is the selection of a
stock. Two of the leading contenders for my "perfect" rifle were
H-S Precision and McMillan. That was, however, before the story
broke that H-S Precision had used a quote from infamous FBI
sniper Lon
Horiuchi in their latest
catalog.
My first thought was the same as when I heard the
owner
of a high-end rifle company had ignorantly and publicly
endorsed an avowed anti-gunner for President: "you've got to be
kidding! No one would be that stupid."
Guess I was wrong.
A couple of bloggers actually called H-S to find out if the story was
true.
(After all, the purported catalog page making the rounds could have
been photoshopped.) Turns out that it is, in fact, true - two
separate confirmations from H-S employees, one of whom says that
Horiuchi "knows" the owner of H-S.
My father told me that the quickest way to judge a person's
character is to look at the kinds of friends he/she collects. Guess
I know all I need to about H-S Precision.
Looks like McMillan just made another sale.
-=[
Grant ]=-
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