Re: snobby
By: Jimmy Anderson to Moondog on Fri May 05 2023 07:33 pm
> -=> Moondog wrote to Weatherman <=-
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> Mo> I get what you're saying about having a name that delivers a larger
> Mo> price, however I find it strange that Ruger's auto-loading pistols
> Mo> haven't sold as well as Smith and Wessons or similar priced guns. I
> Mo> don't know many police or security guys who carry Rugers. I see alot
> Mo> of Sigs, Glocks, and Smiths.
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> Mo> I find it silly how snobbish people get when someone says they own a
> Mo> P-series Ruger.
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> Not just guns... I have an old Yamaha acoustic guitar that was made in
> 69. It's basically a copy of a D-18 Martin, and people at bluegrass jams
> will comment on the sound, and then they see the headstock and you can
> see the nose turn up cause it 'ain't a Martin...'
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> ... Be alert! The country needs more lerts.
Snobbery is universal. I can understand it somewhat. When one gets used to
a premium product, everything else is "inferior" no matter it's strong or weak
points.
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