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Them NAA minis!
- Thread starter PolarBearsLie
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I'll just leave this right here. It will still fit in a pocket
No on the Tucker. I just didn’t see anything different in it and I don’t care much for the blade either. I think the mini has a different finish? I’d like to see the finish in person to see if it’d justify the purchase
I do, however, want some of the new 2018 model minis 
where they at
where they at
What new models? Ranger II?I do, however, want some of the new 2018 model minis
Ranger 2 and they had like 3-4 new color schemes they’re way back on the thread lemme see if I can find
Crippen lives! He’s gonna be back on ODT in feb. Just taking a month hiatus to focus on priorities 
Boom.
Black, chameleon, and the Ranger 2. Have an UpDate on the Ranger 2 early bird release. It does pay to wait on firearms. I’ve bought a lot of Generation 1 guns and kicked myself for it down the road. Mailed a lot of those back to manufacturers for recalls, updates, replacements etc.
Sounds like the Ranger 2 has a few hiccups (as to be expected) and in Sandy’s defense he’s been pretty pressured to get the dang thing out by this past Christmas.
Fulfilling EB specials during Christmas season with a new product on the line. I don’t envy him. That being said, I’m still getting a Ranger 2 come hell or high water this you can be assured of.
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NAA Jan 2018 Soapbox
“While we met our goal of introducing the Ranger II before the end of last year, the introduction was not as successful as either the factory or our customers would have liked. While I’m disappointed, I’ll admit that I’m not entirely surprised. Our best efforts notwithstanding, we faced some glitches which effected both our output as well as apparent quality issues (sticky brass). I’m confident that we have successfully addressed those issues
Based on what I read on our Message Board (which includes virtually every post, every day), to this point our customers have been, for the most part, tolerant of our shortcomings, confident – as they should be – in our commitment to make things right. I reaffirm our commitment to making things right the first time but, admittedly, we occasionally come up short. We know very well that there are costs to both our reputation as well as well as our pocketbook when we have to recover and rework a gun. It continues to be our goal to avoid these unnecessary, avoidable costs.
Despite Jessica’s very best efforts, which were substantial, I am very sorry that we have disappointed some of our best customers by failing to ship all of our Early Bird orders before Christmas. I would be upset if I were one of them. I hope they’ll accept my apology.
So, we enter 2018 with the same resolution that we’ve had every year since I’ve been in business: to do/be better. While I believe we’ve achieved that most years, there’s still so much more that we can do and it’s our commitment to do it. I thank you for your business and your support. Please feel welcome to contact me directly Sandy@NorthAmericanArms.com with any complaints or advice you may want to offer. Happy New Year.”
https://northamericanarms.com/news/
Sounds like the Ranger 2 has a few hiccups (as to be expected) and in Sandy’s defense he’s been pretty pressured to get the dang thing out by this past Christmas.
Fulfilling EB specials during Christmas season with a new product on the line. I don’t envy him. That being said, I’m still getting a Ranger 2 come hell or high water this you can be assured of.
——————————————————————
NAA Jan 2018 Soapbox
“While we met our goal of introducing the Ranger II before the end of last year, the introduction was not as successful as either the factory or our customers would have liked. While I’m disappointed, I’ll admit that I’m not entirely surprised. Our best efforts notwithstanding, we faced some glitches which effected both our output as well as apparent quality issues (sticky brass). I’m confident that we have successfully addressed those issues
Based on what I read on our Message Board (which includes virtually every post, every day), to this point our customers have been, for the most part, tolerant of our shortcomings, confident – as they should be – in our commitment to make things right. I reaffirm our commitment to making things right the first time but, admittedly, we occasionally come up short. We know very well that there are costs to both our reputation as well as well as our pocketbook when we have to recover and rework a gun. It continues to be our goal to avoid these unnecessary, avoidable costs.
Despite Jessica’s very best efforts, which were substantial, I am very sorry that we have disappointed some of our best customers by failing to ship all of our Early Bird orders before Christmas. I would be upset if I were one of them. I hope they’ll accept my apology.
So, we enter 2018 with the same resolution that we’ve had every year since I’ve been in business: to do/be better. While I believe we’ve achieved that most years, there’s still so much more that we can do and it’s our commitment to do it. I thank you for your business and your support. Please feel welcome to contact me directly Sandy@NorthAmericanArms.com with any complaints or advice you may want to offer. Happy New Year.”
https://northamericanarms.com/news/
