LostWapiti
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- Jan 9, 2023
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There are some other threads on here showing that the trigger reach for the R700 version is identical to the Rokstok.Yea no thanks then for me. I couldn't do the stockys vg and this sounds similar
There are some other threads on here showing that the trigger reach for the R700 version is identical to the Rokstok.Yea no thanks then for me. I couldn't do the stockys vg and this sounds similar
I mean…. I could if it means I’m gonna get my stock lolCan you loan me $100?
Is there anything else we can do to get the word out? I've posted on Facebook.Thanks @LostWapiti for posting the link to this in another thread, sorry for stealing your thunder but I believe this needs it's own!
I've been waiting for this to come up for a while now, so I'm in as one of the backers with a deposit down. Let's get this project going so we have another properly designed stock option for Tikkas! I've seen other members posts that they received their order in ~7 weeks from order with the current production MTLR, so wait times could be incentive. If you have a MTLR or have shot one, feel free to post specs, reviews, thoughts, etc.
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Snipershide. Lots of dumb money on that siteIs there anything else we can do to get the word out? I've posted on Facebook.
I'll make a post. It would be really cool if this project takes off.Snipershide. Lots of dumb money on that site
Awesome! I cross posted to a couple FB groups as well, it looks like it's gained a few backers in the last week so hopefully it takes off!I'll make a post. It would be really cool if this project takes off.
I see it as a way to test the waters without getting burnt. I get that they are a larger company, but making a few stocks for random inlets isn't profitable. Tons of people say "if you made XYZ for XYZ, it'd sell like hotcakes", then when that product does become available, it doesn't sell well.Doesn’t anyone see this as a backassward method to do a funded pre-sale/ pre-order list. Seriously
If they were a small shop then I would be fine with it. They are the STANDARD for many and don’t need my money to support their R&D experiments. The margins on their existing offerings have to be in the 40%+ range.
I see your point in a way but also think about it this way. If a customer, or group of customers, says “we want X”, is it absurd for them to say, if a certain number of customers commit we’ll do it? And “commit” isn’t Joe blow saying I’ll take 5, then when it’s time to order he’s no where to be seen. Now paying in full and waiting a year…that’s a different story.This is absurd. And was it absurd for the Rokstok too. I don’t get it. What sucker gives a business an interest free loan to conduct R&D and front production? This isn’t how business should function. If you need money as a business, get a loan from a bank or SBA, or raise capital from investors. To expect your customer to hold the bag for you is crazy! Yet here we are and people are wilfully throwing their money at the cause. Strange world.
I don’t fault McM. It makes perfect sense on their end. But it’s a hard no from me as a consumer. I’ll buy the product after the R&D has been performed on somebody else’s dime. Isn’t there some law against this too?I see your point in a way but also think about it this way. If a customer, or group of customers, says “we want X”, is it absurd for them to say, if a certain number of customers commit we’ll do it? And “commit” isn’t Joe blow saying I’ll take 5, then when it’s time to order he’s no where to be seen. Now paying in full and waiting a year…that’s a different story.
Two month interest free loan of $100 to kickstart a product is different than a full preorder. And I can stomach that if it kickstarts production of a niche product I want.I don’t fault McM. It makes perfect sense on their end. But it’s a hard no from me as a consumer. I’ll buy the product after the R&D has been performed on somebody else’s dime. Isn’t there some law against this too?