Shane45

A mouse baynet on the poodle shooter

I will be at the shop today and will see where we are at

NICE SHIBA!

It comesall the way from the top........

Well if you want to just shoot goo and look I guess anything would do but if you want something that represents a likeness to tissue, you really need ord gel mixed to a specific percentage etc etc.

Wet soaked newspaper

A YEAR OR TWO!!! Um I think I gotta rethink turning Jr. loose in the back yard with bio BB's if they take that long! Sounds like a blast. I love creepy, old abandoned buildings. There is a websight around with pictorials of them. Some were insane asylums and such.

Who cleans up all the plastic BB's? Hey those look like hydraulic presses in the last pic, ILL TAKE ONE!!!!

Wheres the outhouse?

I started abducting Judges and politicians and perform my own version of voodoo brainwashing on them.

In my opinion, those doing the deed may very well take notice they can go down for this and actually decide to alter the offering. Should we stop locking up bank robbers because bank robbery continues to occur? At some level it is a deterent..... In this case I dont see the want as the core issue as the real intended market is kids. But as other manufacturers have done for the same market, is to pay the likeness royalty. problem solved.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2011/03/30/eotech-forgery-dealer-busted/

deleted.... wrong thread.

Ha! Neither. Ive been on sport bikes since 1988. Guessing at the time frame it was either a GSXR or FZR

Right, it will likely come up and they can deny him and force him to take it to court.

Dave, Acogs are a good way to go. I run a TA33H-G and TA11H-G. They are excellent optics. But if you have aspirations f engaging targets quickly under 30 yds, a hybrid or another solution entirely will be in order.

This is more or less how I view it. And if you want a view into how average joe can possibly be treated, not admitting anything here, but I got pulled over for ALLEGEDLY doing 127 on the parkway by NJSP. I got a warning.

So aside from company revanue and reputation, how are knock off replicas a problem? Well, I can tell you that this crap has managed to actually find its way onto real deal unit weapons and when they failed operationally and clearly prematurely and sent to the manufacturer was it discovered to be a fake. This problem is not limited to firearms. It has become enough of a problem with replaecement parts in things like planes and helicopters that I believe there is a program being reviewed to create a metalurgical dna for these parts to quickly ID then as real or fake. Loose a few multi million dollar pieces of equipment and loss of life because of fake parts and it becomes real clear there is a considerable issue at hand.

Yes you need an FFL. Yes it will take a fairly good clip of time to get. Zoning can be a big issue.

Rayco, I appreciate you taking the time to stand up and state your case. This speaks volumes to me and certainly sheds a different perspective on the incident in question.

But to their potential discredit is reselling an item that likely does not have an agreement with the manufaturer to replicate their product....... The example of reselling stolen music given earlier is a good one.

Let me paint a picture for you. 10,000 Eofakes hit the market. In todays digital age everyone that got one of these and believes it to be real starts blabbing on their favorite forum about how their POS eotch wont hold zero, fell apart, went TU starts hitting the big old WWW. What does that do to the credability, market share, and brand recognition of the real company?

Lets clear up some nomenclature. To me: A knock off is a cheap copy of an existing product that loosely resembles the product its copying. In other words you can see the resemblance. These usually dance on the edge of patent/copyright infringement and are altered enough to not be a blatent infringement. A replica is an exact copy of an existing product. It takes examination to determine real from fake. In most cases the manufacturer and the importer are playing a game of catch me if you can. We know we are violating the law but we are going to do it anyway. I have a problem with this. The secondary problem it creates is the fakes enter the market and start getting sold as the real thing. The consumer bares little responsibilty in this matter as I think it could be argued that the general consumer, likely a teenage kid, has no idea the product is illicit. The importer is the one who should take the hit. The solution is simple. The Co. making the replica should license the likeness from the manufacturer and pay a royalty and mark the unit underneath to indicate its a replica. This has been done already by some replica manufacturers. Otherwise its stealing. I know my fellow NJGF members wouldnt buy stolen items right?

For the Naive out there. Honey Im going to go look for that boar. Why dont you go collect some oranges right over there. Right in that spot.Dont mind me if you hear me in the area.