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Gun companies switch gears and make PPE

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It's cool watching how fast many industries have switched from their primary work to making medical equipment, disinfectants, etc. Nice seeing people work together to get this shit over with as fast as possible.

Yup. Just look at all those noble capitalists helping people. It's what makes America great. 

I wonder if the Progressives will limit the size of the elastics on the masks and make black ones illegal?

The libs will still find a reason to sue them

Question.

Do all these people/companies making "homemade masks" open themselves up to liability when someone wearing their mask contracts corona?

Simply put all these homemade mask do almost nothing about a virus. 

1 hour ago, PeteF said:

Question.

Do all these people/companies making "homemade masks" open themselves up to liability when someone wearing their mask contracts corona?

Simply put all these homemade mask do almost nothing about a virus. 

A fully tested N95 mask isn't guaranteed to protect you either. So I'm guessing no. 

The virus doesn't just float around the concern is aerosolized spittle, which even a simple barrier like a hom made mask helps with significantly. 

The other use for home made masks and non-n95 type surgical masks is to cover your better protection underneath an keep it from getting contaminated while letting you reuse it. 

 

I wonder how many lawsuits will come about because of all the chemicals that are being sprayed in the stores, and in particular, what the employees are being subjected to.  

14 hours ago, AS350Driver said:

Don't they always make PPE? I mean, I consider my firearms PPE.

LOL

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