Any long arms made in the USA
09-15-2010, 05:44 AM
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Well pardon me. I didn't state it as fact, unlike my statement about the APQS machines, which I do know for a fact. Since I'm FAIRLY certain my comment about the outsourcing for Gammil is correct, I thought I would mention it in case it is important to someone researching the product.
You make it sound as if I were attempting to slander the company, which was not my intent at all. Gammil makes a fine machine, the factor is just outside of my hometown in Ava Missouri, and was one of my 3 choices when choosing my own longarm.
When you claim something like that you should be able to back it up. If you don't have some kind of info to back it up then you shouldn't make the claims. Since I'm not the one making the claims I don't need to do the research to back it up but you should.
You make it sound as if I were attempting to slander the company, which was not my intent at all. Gammil makes a fine machine, the factor is just outside of my hometown in Ava Missouri, and was one of my 3 choices when choosing my own longarm.
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
When you claim something like that you should be able to back it up. If you don't have some kind of info to back it up then you shouldn't make the claims. Since I'm not the one making the claims I don't need to do the research to back it up but you should.
09-15-2010, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by cjtinkle
Well pardon me. I didn't state it as fact, unlike my statement about the APQS machines, which I do know for a fact. Since I'm FAIRLY certain my comment about the outsourcing for Gammil is correct, I thought I would mention it in case it is important to someone researching the product.
You make it sound as if I were attempting to slander the company, which was not my intent at all. Gammil makes a fine machine, the factor is just outside of my hometown in Ava Missouri, and was one of my 3 choices when choosing my own longarm.
When you claim something like that you should be able to back it up. If you don't have some kind of info to back it up then you shouldn't make the claims. Since I'm not the one making the claims I don't need to do the research to back it up but you should.
You make it sound as if I were attempting to slander the company, which was not my intent at all. Gammil makes a fine machine, the factor is just outside of my hometown in Ava Missouri, and was one of my 3 choices when choosing my own longarm.
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
When you claim something like that you should be able to back it up. If you don't have some kind of info to back it up then you shouldn't make the claims. Since I'm not the one making the claims I don't need to do the research to back it up but you should.
09-17-2010, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
It says right at the top of Nolting's web site "Made in USA." http://nolting.com/index.php
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