Posts: 10326 | Location: Somewhere looking for ammo that nobody has at a place I haven't been to for a pistol I couldn't live without... | Registered: December 02, 2014
I think they're cool. They're made by GoatGuns, so it's not as if Sig has anything to do w/ their manufacture. All they're doing is offering on their site what is already offered on GoatGuns' site.
I have nothing against the manufacturer of these miniatures. It's an American company and I wish them well. However, SIG-Sauer needs to cease selling toys and they need to remove all Chinese-made goods from their catalogue.
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Originally posted by iron chef: ...it's not as if Sig has anything to do w/ their manufacture.
I dunno. I think most foxes will laugh at being shot at with .00223 caliber boolits.
SIG isn't the only one who's branched into this kind of superfluous type of brand marketing. Glock is openly peddling their own branding with BB and airsoft pistols, and they've had their own micro G17s (albeit more as keychains fobs rather than toys). Disney-style marketing (get 'em while they're young) isn't a new thing, but it's very odd to see in the gun world.
-MG
Posts: 2338 | Location: The commie, rainy side of WA | Registered: April 19, 2020
I saw these in the Pro Shop on Sunday. My reaction was WTF although it was in the same display as the challenge coins, morale patches and other fanboi trinkets.
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Originally posted by 10X-Shooter: Might not want to buy in on initial production! Let someone else be the quality control tester. What if it malfunctions on ejection?
Just kidding. I couldn’t stop myself.
Best retort of the week goes to 10X-Shooter.
Your prize is......our undying admiration!
That really is funny.
Posts: 432 | Location: PA | Registered: November 21, 2004
I'm alright with it...they're kinda cool if you're into model-building or that kinda stuff. I won't be spending my money on them, but it's a fun little toy for somebody. It also an outside company making them, so it's not tying up production capacity.
Based on what I'm seeing coming out of there lately, I wish Sig's marketing people would limit themselves to playing with stuff like this, rather than messing with actual gun designs. Hopefully this is a ploy by the actual shooters and engineers at the company to distract the marketing jerks so they can get back to making practical firearms.
