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Originally Posted by ImportConvert
Colorado Capitol Watch
Technically they comply already, but they have stated that they are indeed going to move if the bill passes. Already back-ordered, a move would throw PMAG price/availability issues into the stratosphere.
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Duane Liptak, Magpul Director of Sales and Marketing and Director of Magpul Dynamics said the following:
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Originally Posted by SPQR476
We're holding firm to the stance that if our employees, neighbors, and other responsible Citizens of CO can't own our products, we're not going to enrich the state by making them here.
We're continuing to make our appeals on the economic argument, since all others fall on deaf ears. We're in the 2-Minute drill phase, gents.
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Rich Fitzpatrick, founder and President/CEO of Magpul said:
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Originally Posted by RichFitz
In short, Magpul would be unable to remain in business as a CO company, and the over 200 jobs for direct employees and nearly 700 jobs at our subcontractors and suppliers would pick up and leave CO. Due to the structure of our operations, this would be entirely possible, hopefully without significant disruption to production.
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Magpul Formally Announces They Will Leave Colorado If Magazine Ban Becomes Law - Soldier Systems
I'm hoping that he's right that production won't be interrupted.