need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
#102
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
Guys I love the US.....but we need to leave the emotion out of this.
I'm betting my DB was sewn in China....or overseas. I'd have to check.
I know ALL my optics/cameras were made in Japan or China (or buy a foreign owned co.).
I just dont see where this needs to be divisive. Buy what you want to with your money. Doesn't ANYTHING other than that sound crazy???
I'm betting my DB was sewn in China....or overseas. I'd have to check.
I know ALL my optics/cameras were made in Japan or China (or buy a foreign owned co.).
I just dont see where this needs to be divisive. Buy what you want to with your money. Doesn't ANYTHING other than that sound crazy???
#103
Banned
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
I knew that the world had come to an end as I knew it when I bought a Double BullMatrix and it said,"Made in China" on it. I was disgusted and contacted the company. They said that they could make me one here in America for a higher fee. I didn't want to deal with the hassle of returning it but I damn near did. I have a Double Bull BS5 that was made in America and I never had a problem paying more for a good AMERICAN MADE product like a Double Bull blind. Now you have to pay the SAME damn high price for a Double Bull but the price didn't go down on their blinds and the savings the company made by going to China was not passed on to the consumer.Why was the cost savings of going to Chinas with their blinds not passed on to the consumer? Greed?
No wonder I like the ASAT blind so much, SAME EXACT quality of a Double Bull(looks like they are made in the same Chinese company) but ASAT PASSES on their savings to you charging half of what a DB costs.
Off of the soapbox.[:@]
No wonder I like the ASAT blind so much, SAME EXACT quality of a Double Bull(looks like they are made in the same Chinese company) but ASAT PASSES on their savings to you charging half of what a DB costs.
Off of the soapbox.[:@]
#104
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
I knew that the world had come to an end as I knew it when I bought a Double BullMatrix and it said,"Made in China" on it.
Why was the cost savings of going to Chinas with their blinds not passed on to the consumer? Greed?
#105
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location:
Posts: 509
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
Everybody's free to spend their cash as they see fit. On imports, or domestics. No arguement. Just don't tell me it's a "quality" thing. Neither the Titian or Tundra has a good reliablility rating at this point. Neither is better thanany of the domistics, and at this point, are considered worse. They are no cheaper. So if you buy one, good for you. If your brand loyal to Nissan or Toyota, great! Just shelve the quality BS.
#106
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
valor:
I hope this is a fair question......
Assuming what you say is true......then WHY are people willing to pay more for the imports? The sale/re-sale values/figures don't lie. My company's maintenace expenditures don't lie, either, though.
We're a "real-world" company putting serious mileage on our vehicles (200K+, sometimes).
I hope this is a fair question......
Assuming what you say is true......then WHY are people willing to pay more for the imports? The sale/re-sale values/figures don't lie. My company's maintenace expenditures don't lie, either, though.
We're a "real-world" company putting serious mileage on our vehicles (200K+, sometimes).
#107
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
#108
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Seymour IN
Posts: 597
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
My buddy has a dodge with a Cummins. There is a guy name Jim Jesup who does a disel tune up to them. HE worked at Cummins for years and knows how to give them more power and better milage. He gets 22 mph on the highway. Jim has done trucks from every state except Hawaii.
#109
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
Jim:
I certainly have a healthy respect for our fallen. My brother and dad served proudly, themselves. We dropped our share of atrocities in the Japanese laps subsequent to the attack you cite.
I honestly don't think about that when I make a vehicle purchase, though. If I usedyour "logic".....nobody couldbuy gasoline fortheir vehicles.
That was 66 years ago....and I wasn't born. Not a cop-out....a fact. America's come to terms (as a nation) with the Japanese. I can live with that.
I certainly have a healthy respect for our fallen. My brother and dad served proudly, themselves. We dropped our share of atrocities in the Japanese laps subsequent to the attack you cite.
I honestly don't think about that when I make a vehicle purchase, though. If I usedyour "logic".....nobody couldbuy gasoline fortheir vehicles.
That was 66 years ago....and I wasn't born. Not a cop-out....a fact. America's come to terms (as a nation) with the Japanese. I can live with that.
#110
RE: need TRUCK recommendation for bowhunting
If Iraq made a great car would you be as forgiving ? Iran? It won't be long until there is a Chinese offering. Are you OK with China's environment impact on the planets & their peoples health to look past their miss givings and buy one?
No feeling either way just asking , Jim
No feeling either way just asking , Jim