Weird. Link fixed. Thanks for that.

Dan, when I clink on the link you gave …the link you gave above keeps coming up here > “Tactical EDC: Benchmade’s Redoubt and Claymore Folding Knives” > https://www.shootingnewsweekly.com/gear-review/tactical-edc-benchmades-redoubt-and-claymore-folding-knives/

this is because you made a type on the link, you added a ‘t’ at the end.

https://www.shootingnewsweekly.com/law/mexicos-lawfare-attack-on-american-gun-makers-got-a-rough-ride-in-the-supreme-court/ > notice no ‘t’ on the end

According to Riton’s own website > h ttps://ritonoptics.com/support-faqs/

Under: “Where is your final assembly?”

“We source all of our raw materials and use oversees assembly based on price point. Our optics have hand sourced Japanese or Chinese glass and have final assembly in Japan or China depending on price point.”

You’re right about Justice Jackson. You’ve probably already seen this by now:

https://www.shootingnewsweekly.com/law/mexicos-lawfare-attack-on-american-gun-makers-got-a-rough-ride-in-the-supreme-court/

LKB is a busy boy. I’d love to have him opine more often on matters like this, but I’ll take whatever I can get from him given his very full schedule.

Because it isn’t crap. And it gives shooters with limited funds options they wouldn’t otherwise have. Don’t like it? Don’t buy it.

“Why bring us crap made in china?”

Because the stuff made in the USA is so eye-watering expensive, few can afford them?

Anyways –

Dan, do you know if LKB is planning on any comments following the SCotUS oral arguments before the Court today? The case concerning Mexico suing US gun-makers for the ‘crime’ of manufacturing firearms.

I’m likely wrong, having *zero* legal education, but it seemed to me that the newest associate Justice, Jackson-Lee made an argument strongly in our favor.

Or did I pick the wrong week to quit sniffing glue? 😉