Kahr Arms relocating due to gun control

[copterdoctor]

Kahr Arms relocating due to gun control

 

[FPrice]

Good for them.

But I just wonder how much longer PA will be a friendly "country".

 

[RadiCS]

Good for them.

But I just wonder how much longer PA will be a friendly "country".

This.

 

[ntomsw]

I think this is a dupe.

Either way, good for them. PA wouldn't be my first choice though.

 

[jeffC]

That's just the corporate offices. The actual manufacturing plant/engineering dept is right here in MA

 

[beaker]

Holy Cow, I didn't realize this:

The company was founded in 1995 by Justin Moon, the son of Sun Myung Moon who founded the Unification Church.

 

[MA_Shooter]

Good.

 

[FPrice]

That's just the corporate offices. The actual manufacturing plant/engineering dept is right here in MA

For those who are interested:

Company Profile

 

[ScottS]

Holy Cow, I didn't realize this:

The company was founded in 1995 by Justin Moon, the son of Sun Myung Moon who founded the Unification Church.

To quote a guy on another forum:

Most of us remember that from reading gun magazines in the mid-90s.


What else were you going to do on the crapper in the mid-90s? Internet porn was slow and iPads hadn't been invented yet.

 

[Palladin]

Good

 

[xcom]

That's just the corporate offices. The actual manufacturing plant/engineering dept is right here in MA

I see another move in their future....

 

[ToddDubya]

Phew, I guess I wasn't the only guy to be surprised that Kahr is in NY.

Their site doesn't mention the move and I'd be interested to see if they move the gun part of their gun business out of an unfriendly state. Moving their corporate offices sounds like a way to jump on the bandwagon without jumping on the bandwagon.

Regardless, I like to see companies leaving NY because of the SAFE Act, so GOOD.

 

[beaker]

So are you trying to tell me I didn't spend enough time on the crapper in the 1990's?

To quote a guy on another forum:

Most of us remember that from reading gun magazines in the mid-90s.
What else were you going to do on the crapper in the mid-90s? Internet porn was slow and iPads hadn't been invented yet.

 

[ColdDayInHell]

Dupe. But good nonetheless. I really want a PM9 now.

 

[swatgig]

For those who are interested:

Company Profile

Production and assembly operations are located in Worcester, Massachusetts, in the region commonly known as "Gun Valley."

Worcester is known as "Gun Valley"? I'm sure Comrade Gemme is thrilled to hear that.

 

[exo]

I hope they move their production out of MA too.

 

[ScottS]

So are you trying to tell me I didn't spend enough time on the crapper in the 1990's?

No. I'm trying to tell you you must have been living in a cave since 1995 NOT to know about the "Moon connection." How is this news, or even newsworthy?

What other "news" have you missed out on? S&W agreement with Klinton administration? Ruger testimony on 10-round magazines? indeed.

 

[beaker]

Ah a personal attack. Nice.

No. I'm trying to tell you you must have been living in a cave since 1995 NOT to know about the "Moon connection." How is this news, or even newsworthy?

What other "news" have you missed out on? S&W agreement with Klinton administration? Ruger testimony on 10-round magazines? indeed.

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[soloman02]

What is wrong with Moon? I read up on the father and he was a religious figure but the son seemed more like a business man than a religious type.

 

[willbdavis]

Moonies. No shit. I used to encounter them on a frequent basis back in the 80's. Haven't seen one in years. They used to have these big simultaneous forced, arranged wedding ceremonies in a football stadium or something. Then they bought the University of Bridgeport. I had no idea they ran Kahr, too.

 

[FPrice]

Moonies. No shit. I used to encounter them on a frequent basis back in the 80's. Haven't seen one in years. They used to have these big simultaneous forced, arranged wedding ceremonies in a football stadium or something. Then they bought the University of Bridgeport. I had no idea they ran Kahr, too.

Yeah, ain't diversity wonderful?