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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER Although The High Road has attempted to provide accurate information on the forum, The High Road assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information. I like the looks of the laminated stainless tikka rifle but it costs another 3 to 4 hundred bucks. They are more moderately priced and I was pleased with them. I think one of the great buys down through the years were the people who were lucky enough to start collecting Japanese small arms when you could buy most of them for next to nothing. Curiously the German arms never suffered from the extreme stigma that was attatched to the Japanese firearms even though both countries produced what the collectors call today 'The Last Ditch firearms'. Because we won our firearms did not suffer from the very poor workmanship that the Japanese and German arms did at the very end of the war.

Firearms made during WWII are not considered junk but the only difference is we won the war and the Japanese did not. In short all nations were affected by this during the war so the old wives tales of the bad Japanese firearms really had no justification at all. Compared to the original finely made Thompson it too could have been called junk but was not. The Thompson was cheapened during the war and then phased out altogether in favor of the stamped sheet metal '.45 Grease Gun'.

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