At Colt's Connecticut factory, no apologies for arming America (arsenal, Afghanistan, soldiers)

[Rick Roma]

Just as it should be.....


At Colt's Connecticut factory, no apologies for arming America | KETK | East Texas News, Weather and Sports | Tyler, Longview, Jacksonville

[Spaten_Drinker]

I don't hear Starbucks apologizing for charging $4.00 for a cup of coffee, or Krispy Kreme for making addictive donuts.

[arleigh]

I dont hear democrats apologizing for fraudulant voting.

[GregW]

I am a Democrat and I'll thank Colt's for making high quality firearms at almost affordable prices right here in the USA. Thanks, guys. Keep them coming.

[Hot_Handz]

I agree...as they shouldn't

[Old Gringo]

Colt makes a fine 1911.

[Seeker5in1]

I strongly feel they should move out of Connecticut in response to the state gun grabbing laws. So should Seecamp.

[jimj]

Now if they'd only speed up production of primers,powder and bullets we'd be set!

[Kracer]

"WEST HARTFORD, Connecticut (CNN) — The sign at the door of the Colt factory displays a gun with a slash through it: "No loaded or unauthorized firearms beyond this point." Understandable for workers at a plant, but also a bit ironic, considering one of the largest arsenals in America lies just beyond"

Ironic? Mimic the government and it becomes 'ironic'?

"The rules for carrying weapons on an Army post are standard throughout all bases, service officials said. The only personnel allowed to openly display weapons on the base are military police.Personal weapons must be kept locked and registered with the base provost marshal. The military police keep a record of all of the weapons on a base, Army officials said."

"Soldiers asked to disarm during Leon Panetta speech in Afghanistan


US soldiers were asked to disarm during a speech by Leon Panetta, the American defence secretary, in a sign of grown concern over spates of seemingly random violence in Afghanistan. "

[urbanlife78]

Not often will you ever here any business apologize for making money.