I'm sorry....

[Old Smokey]

... that I bought a Cimarron Coach Gun. I was completely unaware that they are made in China. The only reason I bought it was because I figured it was made in Texas. I was also fixin' to buy one of their revolvers too - the 1858 Outlaw. But not anymore.

It's sacrilege really when you think about it. Americans wanting to relive the days past with firearms, dressing up in clothes if the 1800's, using firearms that are reproductions of the originals. Only to find out that my Coach Gun was made in China.

What a joke! 

[Forty Rod]

The frustration isn't over.  You'll be hard pressed to find anything that IS made in the USA.  Aside from Ruger and the Henry rifle company, I can't think of anyone who is US only.

[litl rooster]

truely sad

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[Old Smokey]

The frustration isn't over.  You'll be hard pressed to find anything that IS made in the USA.  Aside from Ruger and the Henry rifle company, I can't think of anyone who is US only.

Ain't that the truth! A month ago I bought a Henry Big Boy 45 LC, and it was a thrill knowing it was COMPLETELY made in the U.S.A. Even their clothing and every accessory is made in America.

Gotta love a man and his company who prides himself in the fact that Henry is made in America or not made at all. The President
(Anthony Imperato, President/Owner) is a good man.

[Deadeye Don]

On the other hand you are supporting an American distribution company.

[Shotgun Franklin]

It's a shame that everyone complains about American Unemployment but wear pants made in Mexico, a shirt from Viet Nam and shoes from China. I have my shirts made locally but the material is made overseas. I buy US made IF I can.