#4170317 - 06/15/10 06:39 PM
Re: Ruger .44 Mag carbines deerfield, 77, 96 hi cap Magazine
[Re: Aust_Shooting_n_Hunting]
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Registered: 06/07/10
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Loc: Melbourne Australia
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Hey guys this IS a serious offer, I know it looks like SPAM but it is an offer too good to be true, someone is finally willing to make the magazine for us. Since you guys are in the US and I wont be selling to you I have no problems in telling you the company is Checkmate Industries and trhe cointact if you would like to go direct to him to find out what is going on. Joe DeBello Project Manager Check-Mate Industries, Inc. www.checkmateindustries.comjoe  checkmateindustries.com Phone:631-491-1777 Fax:631-491-1745 CAGE:1M291 I would have thought people would have been all over this, Imean its either SPAM and you want to expose it or its for real and every guy who ever bought a deerfield a 96 or a 77 will want these clips, surely thats worth getting it together for a quick loan for testing the prototypes and just think if you get your gun in first yours will be the one thats developed first! Cheers Gavin Greaves ceo Futrix Enterprises www.asho.com.au
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#4170471 - 06/15/10 07:14 PM
Re: Ruger .44 Mag carbines deerfield, 77, 96 hi cap Magazine
[Re: Aust_Shooting_n_Hunting]
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Registered: 02/25/09
Posts: 920
Loc: Land of iron and beer
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This company will obviously be developing these mags for a profit, no?
In the big scheme of development of such mags, including design, molding, prototyping, fabrication, packaging, etc, spending a few hundred bucks to BUY the actual gun is peanuts compared to the other costs involved in this process.
Why not just buy a non-mint version of the each model (functional but not pretty) and have them at your disposal full time? For working 96/44, a 77/44, and Deerfield it might cost you $1750 ballpark for the three rifles. That's nothing compared to the costs of actually getting a high-capacity magazine from drawing board to market.
If you can't even swing a few bucks to buy the guns you're interested in developing aftermarket products for, good luck.
Edited by BlackFrog (06/16/10 08:27 AM)
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#4170525 - 06/15/10 07:25 PM
Re: Ruger .44 Mag carbines deerfield, 77, 96 hi cap Magazine
[Re: BlackFrog]
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Registered: 12/23/05
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Do they even know the magazines are not interchangeable? There are differences between models.
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#4175129 - 06/17/10 02:53 PM
Re: Ruger .44 Mag carbines deerfield, 77, 96 hi cap Magazine
[Re: Aust_Shooting_n_Hunting]
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Registered: 12/23/05
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People who have the guns and want the mags will do it and you two obviously dont.
Now instead of being all smart arse and smarmy about stuff thats already known why dont you waddle off and SPAM somebody else's thread.
BTW wiki's definition of nothing has just been changed to "the space between Blackfrog's ears"
You have been here ten days, with six posts, have assumed knowledge of what resides in other's firearms collections, made insults of other members and accused someone of "SPAMMING" your post after you included a link to your website. Talk about ironic... If Checkmate wants to do R&D on design and build of their aftermarket magazines for Ruger rifles, they need to make the simple financial investment in the test vehicles. They are in NY.
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#4175439 - 06/17/10 04:54 PM
Re: Ruger .44 Mag carbines deerfield, 77, 96 hi cap Magazine
[Re: Steelringer]
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Registered: 06/07/10
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Loc: Melbourne Australia
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What drugs are you on or missing, where have I made any assumption about anyones gun collection?. The statement is have the guns AND want the mags, too bad for you if Im wrong in that statement because you holding the process up the way WE have decided to do it, not you, means that not only will the opportunity be available later TOO EVERYONE (everyone blame this guy).
Your the one who led of with the insults, too bad you dont take it better than you give because I can give it better than you can apparently. Once again you have made a post adding no value to the thread ofr the project of completing the development of these magazines and guess what idiot? They will go ahead without you or not, you're an absolute obscurity in this process.
How is it spam to include my E_MAIL address not my website when I dont even sell to the States at all anyway? Its information people need to know to take the next step in the process.
I know where they are, I know where I am and I know what they want to complete their process and since you cant accept that on face value perhapos you should just leave the thread when you shouldnt have had anything to say in the first place.
How unfortunate that people who can finally achieve what 30,000+ views of 2 posts on you tube want to see are being held up by a person like you.
As I suggested take the opportunity to bow out.
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#4175465 - 06/17/10 05:11 PM
Re: Ruger .44 Mag carbines deerfield, 77, 96 hi cap Magazine
[Re: Aust_Shooting_n_Hunting]
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Registered: 12/23/05
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"Lead off with insults?" "Idiot?" "Obscurity?" "Held up?" I PERSONALLY know folks at RUGER right here in CT. You have NO IDEA who you are talking down to.
"Taking charge of the platform?" HA!
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