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Gonna be $$$, but Waltz 9?
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Boo good sir Boo... just ask them nicely. Say we need a MP 10mm in cali and maybe they will listen.You guys and your 10mm dreams, 10mm doesn’t sell, so you won’t see a 10mm.
its a numbers game nothing more nothing lessBoo good sir Boo... just ask them nicely. Say we need a MP 10mm in cali and maybe they will listen.
I don't know what this means, but if it is that a P211 is coming to the roster (maybe they turned the comp into a sight block or something?), then please reserve one for me lol.............................
Enough for manufacturers to need to think about if it’s work the R&D to develop a California model and also pay for that testing; and also think about how well that model will sell considering costs and labor to manufacture?Curious, anyone know how much it costs a OEM to add a model/sku to the BS CA Roster?
Lab costs plus fees to the CA DOJ etc?
That's great. But will there be any FFL's left?SHOT Show is right around the corner, and 2026 is shaping up to be a great year for California handgun owners.
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Same, I got the 3.6 the day it hit shelves and love it but I want a full sizeHard to see why it is so slow to get the Stacatto HD 4.5 on the roster since mechanically it is the same internally as the 3.6 and 4. The 3.6 caught me by surprise in a good way as I was not even aware of it until it hit the roster after the 4 but the 4.5 seems to be somewhere out in the ether. I’ve been chomping at the bit for it since the end of June.
I don't know what this means, but if it is that a P211 is coming to the roster (maybe they turned the comp into a sight block or something?), then please reserve one for me lol.
Most likely the site blocker is the only thing I can see why its taking so long.Hard to see why it is so slow to get the Stacatto HD 4.5 on the roster since mechanically it is the same internally as the 3.6 and 4. The 3.6 caught me by surprise in a good way as I was not even aware of it until it hit the roster after the 4 but the 4.5 seems to be somewhere out in the ether. I’ve been chomping at the bit for it since the end of June.
Lab costs & fees are probably the least expensive component. Design/feature integration, prototype, production tooling changes (CNC programming and physical tooling to produce CA-specific slides and frames), destructive testing, etc. Can all easily lead into the tens to hundreds of thousands.Curious, anyone know how much it costs a OEM to add a model/sku to the BS CA Roster?
Lab costs plus fees to the CA DOJ etc?
they won't know how many numbers they can hit with the only 10mm striker fired gun on the marketits a numbers game nothing more nothing less
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