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Nope. It's turned into another ego stroking you have a different opinion and hurt my feelings thread by some of the same guys that turn many threads here into such similar hogwash.
Without weighing in on the quality of low budget import stuff. 14 pages in on another of these threads and yet again no one has pointed out that these guys are basically gun mechanics so the only ones they're going to see are the broken ones. That does tend to skew opinions.
It’s a very common debate / argument, the most talented people on the forum will often say they will not work on them, and there is a reason for that and that’s not just extended to Indian arms, after a month ago i took a personal vow to never also work on old miroku guns or Pedersoli’s, other than the locks, such as complete defarbs, you don’t learn anything working on them, recreating the wheel is not progress.
As I’ve stated previously, it’s largely emotional, quality is based on statistics, real quantitative data, not hyperbole.
People need to justify their purchases by discrediting others, lashing out etc.
poster ZUG really explained the Indian musket dilemma best.
LOL. I'll concur with that statement. I have been an auto mechanic for over 45 years. I can state with empirical certainty that all cars are junk...