Are these Chinese? Where are these made? Mil quality or toys?
1076124
This was a gift for a friend. He stated they work; fully adjustable rear, front sight and are made fully of aluminum. These aren't the Dueck defenses by surefire so they are Chinese made.
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Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun bag. As for these, you can always send them back, but for the money I'm keeping mine. Hope this helps,Ed the Boogieman Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun... » Read More Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun bag. As for these, you can always send them back, but for the money I'm keeping mine. Hope this helps,Ed the Boogieman « Show Less
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As far as I understand, this BUIS is made in China, otherwise the price won't be this low. I think the term Mil-spec is really becoming a jargon nowadays; every single company claims their product to be mil-spec. Based on my experience, this BUIS bites into your rail really tight; no matter how i manipulate it, it just doesn't come loose. A little locktite will certainly help, but I didn't even apply it. So far I'm happy for this purchase. Please remember, this is not a high-tech Aimpoint we are talking about here, any companies that charge us customers over $200 for a simple piece of low-tech accessory should be punished by the global free market. No need to feel guilty for not spending $200 for a fixed sight.
1076127
So far I've seen three different versions of these sights. All appear to have been made overseas. The quality runs from junk to jewel. Two sets were very good quality and one looked like a Chinese knockoff of a Taiwan copy. :-(
1076128
Nothing is guaranteed; a lot of the time you buy from a company on Amazon and you get a good one sometimes, and a bad one the next. HOWEVER: As a lot of other answers stated, these are typically VERY Good quality. I haven't dialed mine in at the range, but I bore-sighted them to 24 yards. The adjustments are clean, and the sights feel solid. They attached to my rail very firmly. My girlfriend got mine for Christmas, and I love them. Can't wait until Spring Break. Plan to "test" mine quite a bit. Highly recommended. One of the best "gambles" you could take if this is what you're looking for. Good luck! Nothing is guaranteed; a lot of the time you buy from a company on Amazon and you get a good one sometimes, and a bad one the next. HOWEVER: As a lot of other answers stated, these are typically VERY Good quality. I haven't dialed mine in at the range, but I bore-sighted them to 24 yards. The adjustments are clean, and the sights feel solid. They attached to my rail very firmly. My girlfriend got mine for Christmas, and I love them. Can't wait until Spring Break. Plan to "test" mine quite a bit. Highly recommended. One of the best "gambles" you could take if this is what... » Read More Nothing is guaranteed; a lot of the time you buy from a company on Amazon and you get a good one sometimes, and a bad one the next. HOWEVER: As a lot of other answers stated, these are typically VERY Good quality. I haven't dialed mine in at the range, but I bore-sighted them to 24 yards. The adjustments are clean, and the sights feel solid. They attached to my rail very firmly. My girlfriend got mine for Christmas, and I love them. Can't wait until Spring Break. Plan to "test" mine quite a bit. Highly recommended. One of the best "gambles" you could take if this is what you're looking for. Good luck! « Show Less
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They ARE made in china, but instead of the usual garbage these are 7075 aluminum, Mil-Spec hard anodized. 1500 rds of 223 through the barrel with these on my platform and some abuse and I've yet to have an issue. Have yet to see a difference in performance between this and some of the more expensive alternatives.
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I am not sure where they are manufactured. They are mil quality, not toys....Mine are mounted on my AR...ran 200 rounds thru it over the weekend and they are still tight and holding zero. No slop, slippage or security issues. In fact I have bought a 2nd set for my next build that I haven't even started yet...Highly recommend...
1076131
I do not know if they are Chinese. I do know that I have these are three of my rifles, they hold zero. They are a little bulky but they work well, and for the price it was a no brainer for me.
1076132
Well Idk where they are made but the quality is very good . I have it on my lr308 works nice.
1076133
I'm sure they are Chinese but they are pretty well made not plastic But I paid $16.95 for them I don't expect Miracles ,, They are back up sights I haven't dialed them in yet I hope this helps ..at the price It's a cheap date !! and they look cool
1419602
China.....I have not used them because they are very large...i should have read the size
1516022
I believe they are from China. They are okay, not the best but definitely not the worst. A good beginner set. Hope that helps.
342436
i honestly do not know where they are made but i do know quality built tools. these are too good to be chinese made and i would not purchase them if they had been. these are as good as any i have purchased in the past. i will be buying another set for my boat as these are for the car. good luck
725271
I found a little gold sticker on each one that says "Made in China." Mine are three years old though, so I do not know where they are made these days.
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I purchased this set and do love it. I did not look as to where they were made, but I looked on the bottom of these this AM only to find that they were made in China. Hope this helps. Sandy
611736
I am not sure of the production date as I have got rid of them. I do not remember exactly where they were manufactured but I think it was somewhere like China or Taiwan or India or something.
1877159
The tag says made in China. I agree with Greg, seems to be well made. It is more round than in the game, but I am sure it is extremely difficult to make a perfectly square stuffed toy. My daughter doesn't seem to mind.
1795233
I think they are made in the U.S. I had to throw out the ones I bought for our lab. She chewed pieces off of them, even the extreme Kong which is supposed to be stronger.
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They are made in China. I just looked on the bottom felt pad to be sure and they have a tag there saying so.
1968368
Yes they are made in China according to the tag. I wouldn't buy anything made in China, especially something meant to go in the mouth - of babies or anyone!!! You can't trust them, no matter what they advertise.
940942
Alas, unfortunately, they are. I have a set and I really like them. Just checked under a cup to check for your question, and they are clearly marked "made in China." It's a shame. :(
1066127
Wonder if they were the bricks made from China then. There's a forum on Brickset.com that tries to point out the differences between the bricks manufactured in China vs. the ones in Denmark or elsehwere. Would be a little disappointed too if the minifig is manufactured in China too (the Collectible figures are).
2060526
All these items are Chinese. I'm not a fan of PRC stuff, but these have performed very well, and lasted for quite some time.
217303
Sorry, they were given as a gift overseas, therefore, I have no further access to them. Suggest you visit a toy shop to check this out.
1385261
They are Swiss made. Bought the Maxi Micro two Christmases ago for our then four-year-old grandson who will be able to ride his through his preteen years. Getting another this year for our granddaughter who just turned four. We had bought her a clunky but cute Radio Flyer but now regret not getting her a Mini Micro from the git-go as all she wants to do is ride her brother's. And when with the g'kids, I still ride the adult version we bought three decades (!) ago. Superior machines.
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All arrived well and in good shape. Weight and feel are good. Product is Chinese and quality od the paint has over run. Upon close inspection you will see they arent the best at quality control. I.E. chip detail uniformity. However dimensionally they are fine. We've had many games with the chips and they are holding up well so far. Hope this helped. Ray