Good for Magpul standing by their word...I hope the workers losing their jobs can recover though, it's rough times all around and losing a job for nothing you can help always sucks.
We need to set that old gm plant up for firearms manufacturing, I wonder how many companies could operate in there if it was divided up right
This is great to see a company that is so involved with firearms keep their word & not back down. WAR MAGPUL!!! Now bring some operations here to Oklahoma.
I think you're reading that wrong. Nothing in that post sounds like a done deal to me.
I'm guessing if they came to Oklahoma only illegal aliens would get the jobs. I can't imagine an assembly line job paying much more then minimum wage. It's not like they are making Iphones or something complicated.
It sounds like they're already decentralizing their operations, but pulling up stumps is still contingent on Hickenhooker (if you're gonna whore yourself out, might as well call you what you are) signing the bill, which he (apparently) has said he will. It's not a done deal yet, but it's as close as it can get.
You mean the one in use by Tinker?
I thought most of the work there was actually manufacturing the parts. If they are splitting up their operations I guess it would depend on what when where.
there was a story on the news last week about one of our okla. house members sending them a letter asking them to come to okla.
GM is taken ,but the old western electric/lucent building could be an ideal location, they could setup several process' up with minimum logistics problems
Magpul refused to stop sales to LE and gov in states that restrict citizens. And they aren't noble for leaving Colorado if the law is signed, they have to leave. It would be against the law for them to stay and build their mags there. So they are talking put of both sides of their mouth.
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