"Made in the U.S.A." Is that important to you?

[Ragenarok007]

I always buy American whenever all the parts were made and assembled in America and the product is well made, even if it might cost more. I have yet to find such a product though.

 

[Arm America]

It is a sad day......
those that believe so strongly in the right to bear arms,
and the right to free speech,
are not just willing to purchase but seek out foreign products and then brag about it.

 

[jbombelli]

It is a sad day......
those that believe so strongly in the right to bear arms,
and the right to free speech,
are not just willing to purchase but seek out foreign products and then brag about it.

It is truly a sad day when I'm expected to spend my hard-earned money on inferior products or something that's not quite what I want, just because it's American.

 

[cobber]

Just got my new NRA ballcap, complete with embroidered American flag, and guess what...

Made in China.

And the flag only has 28 stars on it. Did I oversleep and miss something?

This just seems wrong for some reason...

 

[Sylvain]

Just got my new NRA ballcap, complete with embroidered American flag, and guess what...

Made in China.

And the flag only has 28 stars on it. Did I oversleep and miss something?

This just seems wrong for some reason...

I know, the NRA is part-chinese owned I guess.

I knew about the "made in china" cap but I didn't know about the 22 missing starts, I guess it's cheaper than a 50 stars flag.