Utah gun manufacturer refuses sale to Pakistan

[wild_wild_wes]

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=28229430#YjC9cLESG7G0EAij.01

Desert Tech was approached with the opportunity to sell precision rifles to Pakistan in November. The company turned the deal down this week because of fears the guns could eventually be used against U.S. troops.

"The company was founded on the principle of keeping Americans and our allied forces safe," said sales manager Mike Davis. "We’re not saying that Pakistan would get the weapons and do anything bad with them, but there’s just a heavy set of unrest over there."

[exkc135driver]

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=28229430#YjC9cLESG7G0EAij.01

Desert Tech was approached with the opportunity to sell precision rifles to Pakistan in November. The company turned the deal down this week because of fears the guns could eventually be used against U.S. troops.

"The company was founded on the principle of keeping Americans and our allied forces safe," said sales manager Mike Davis. "We’re not saying that Pakistan would get the weapons and do anything bad with them, but there’s just a heavy set of unrest over there."

That's a valid point, but I'm way more worried about their nuclear weapons.

[HD1911]

Screw countries that knowingly harbor Terrorists and take our Financial Aid.

That was a mighty bold step by DTA, and I applaud them. If I ever feel the need to buy a Bullpup Bolt Action, it will be a DTA SRS for sure.

[Shiz]

Happy they did this. Makes my state look pretty good too.