Made in America

Kurtr · Jan 6, 2019

Reading through the online purchase pole thread some one said they had to purchase made in America. Got me thinking how much people like to talk but in reality it is pretty hard to get stuff to use in the out doors. I am talking gear that would be berry compliant. Only thing I have is Kifaru it’s hard to find any clothing arcteryx has some and beyond clothing might be. It’s hard to find stuff that is all made here a lot is assembled with foreign materials but not 100% sourced here. So let’s here it what gear you run that is made in Merica

Wild and Free · Jan 6, 2019

Stormy Kromer!!! Wife and I love their stuff. Made in Michigan. They do import select things but try to use as much USA product as possible.
https://www.stormykromer.com/

Kurtr · Jan 6, 2019

I have one of the ear flapper hats it is dang nice the rest of the clothing is just to heavy for my uses but is a a nice option

Bfishn · Jan 6, 2019

There is basically no textile industry in the US, which is why it’s basically impossible to find USA made clothing.

SDMF · Jan 6, 2019

Leupold (I don't have any of their imported stuff), Winchester (Mine are New Haven production), Barnes, Hornady, Nosler, Forster, Dillon, RCBS, Redding, McMillan, Kimber, Remington, Colt, Springfield, Manners, HS Precision, Bell and Carlson, Nitto Tires, Alpacas of Montana, Ingram Knives, Charlie May knives, Howe Mountain Knives, Knives of Alaska, Harrells, Schnees, Stone Glacier.

Meelosh · Jan 6, 2019

Bowtech bows are made in America. Not sure on their offshoot brands and other products.

Kurtr · Jan 6, 2019

Looking through my stuff the Alaska guide creations bino harness is made in America. Is assembled here with foreign sourced materials considered made in America to most?

FishFinder97 · Jan 6, 2019

I buy American as much as I can, with clothing it’s tough I wear a lot of carhart and that’s made in mexico. Shoot even Duke traps are made in Korea, but when I can afford it I will buy an American product if it costs a bit more

Sum1 · Jan 6, 2019

“When I can afford it” is the kicker here. It’s hard to stomach paying thirty dollars for a US made shirt when the foreign brand cost $10.

johnr · Jan 6, 2019

Sum1 said:
“When I can afford it” is the kicker here. It’s hard to stomach paying thirty dollars for a US made shirt when the foreign brand cost $10.

Agreed, but usually there is some better quality in the American higher dollar one, but of course not always

Sum1 · Jan 6, 2019

True, true...

Bowhunter_24 · Jan 6, 2019

Sleeping Indian

SDMF · Jan 6, 2019

Bowhunter_24 said:
Sleeping Indian

Well what do you know, I though SI was defunct, but they’re not.

Fritz the Cat · Jan 6, 2019

So jobless dude pulls in with his Japanese Nissan inquiring about a work application. His shoes are made in Brazil, his pants are made in Sri Lanka, his shirt is from China, leather belt is from India, tie is from Vietnam and his hat is made in Mexico. Then jobless dude complains.....why can't I find a fucking job?

The argument is....tariffs place a burden on the poor forcing them to buy a $22 dollar quality Stanely hammer instead of a $7 Chinese POS hammer. Flippin hammerheads can't figure it out why they can't find a job.

lunkerslayer · Jan 6, 2019

Jungmaven hemp clothing is the best
Thorogood boots
Chipewwa boots
Red wing boots
Trijicon scopes
Boyd rifle stocks
Bmw x5

Kurtr · Jan 6, 2019

Fritz the Cat said:
So jobless dude pulls in with his Japanese Nissan inquiring about a work application. His shoes are made in Brazil, his pants are made in Sri Lanka, his shirt is from China, leather belt is from India, tie is from Vietnam and his hat is made in Mexico. Then jobless dude complains.....why can't I find a fucking job?

The argument is....tariffs place a burden on the poor forcing them to buy a $22 dollar quality Stanely hammer instead of a $7 Chinese POS hammer. Flippin hammerheads can't figure it out why they can't find a job.

Would that be the Nissan made at the plant in canton Mississippi?

Fritz the Cat · Jan 6, 2019

Kurtr said:
Would that be the Nissan made at the plant in canton Mississippi?

Nope, I'm talking about the 3500 Nissan's burning in the pacific right now.

http://www.thedrive.com/news/25764/...n-cars-ablaze-and-adrift-in-the-pacific-ocean

espringers · Jan 6, 2019

3500!? I literally can't imagine the size of these ships or the smallness of Nissan cars I guess.

SDMF · Jan 7, 2019

Lilja, Brux, Broughton, Bartlein, Krieger, Shilen, Douglas, Hart, PacNor, MullerWorks, Obermeyer, Montana Rifle Company, Cooper, Rock Creek, Barrett, Select clothing (not all) from Filson and Pendleton, Darn Tough socks.

Kurtr · Jan 7, 2019

darn tough are the only socks to own

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