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Gun Control & RKBA

Eleanors38

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4. Here is a situation where normal product liability law appears to be in effect...

Reply to SecularMotion (Original post)

Thu Dec 17, 2015, 01:10 PM

Dec 2015

If the poor lady suffered an injury due to an inherit fault with this pistol, then the company ought to be subject to a recall, as Remington was so subject to with its Model 700 rifles.

Despite their limitations, I stick with revolvers. But that is just me.

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Bullets Beyond Recall: Defective Guns Outside US Government's Reach [View all] SecularMotion Dec 2015 OP

Brazilian guns may not have the same quality as American, Austrian, Swedish, etc JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2015 #1

I would never buy a Taurus gejohnston Dec 2015 #2

I have a Taurus 605 revolver I picked up used DonP Dec 2015 #3

Never had one of their revolvers, gejohnston Dec 2015 #6

The revolvers are pretty good S&W clones DonP Dec 2015 #7

Here is a situation where normal product liability law appears to be in effect... Eleanors38 Dec 2015 #4

I believe that's one of the Taurus recalls ileus Dec 2015 #5