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    Default Re: Why Don't Importers/Dealers Stock Spares And Accessories For The Guns They Import

    LOL

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    Default Re: Why Don't Importers/Dealers Stock Spares And Accessories For The Guns They Import

    Hi SoldierMan .... thanks for this follow up thread ..... question asked and question answered.
    Not a bunch of guys getting their panties in a knot bcoz you didn't follow their obviously bias advice ....

    And YES, if you had asked advice before hand whether to buy a glock or cz you would have gotten all thumbs up and even suggestion where to go and who to speak to for specials or generally good prices.... i mean damn guys don't want to miss out on those referral or sales commissions.

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    Default Re: Why Don't Importers/Dealers Stock Spares And Accessories For The Guns They Import

    Economics.

    There are too many options and accessories available for it to be economically viable to invest so much money is such a lot of stock for such a small market.

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    Default Re: Why Don't Importers/Dealers Stock Spares And Accessories For The Guns They Import

    Why are the assumptions being made he that lack of spares is only isolated to cheap brands.

    It is bout a brand thing but a South African economic one.
    The same spares issue lies in with makes like H&K, FN Herstal, Walther, SIG (lately) and just about any brand that is not Glock or CZ

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    Default Re: Why Don't Importers/Dealers Stock Spares And Accessories For The Guns They Import

    Buying patterns like this is a typical “average” South African thing. Look at how people buy cars, appliances and most other goods. As long as it works at the time purchasing, then all is lekker.
    If South Africans were a more active and demanding consumer this would change, quickly.

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