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I’ll just add; I have one of his reproduction MKVII bags. The quality is great. I carry it every day with no problems. I even still use the strap it came with (I know a lot of people replace these). The leather has softened up nicely with over a year of use. Great products, great service. I would defiantly buy from him again. Not made in 'merica. Doesn't bother me.

I can’t add anything else without getting political, or going off track (again, sorry about that).
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Hey, you guys are getting way off topic, and I want you to stop it right now, darnit, or we're never getting this cannon loaded! I distinctly asked for mayo because mustard could easily stain a shirt and... :shock:

...oh, yeah, this is a shirt thread. My bad. ;)
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Made in America Shirts...

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As a vendor I would like to offer my reply here. I deal with WWII reproduction uniforms & gear and about a year ago contemplated having some items made in the US, specifically...US & German field shirts. After the R&D smoke cleared, I could have bought (4) foreign made shirts for the price of (1) US made shirt.

The worst part? Dealing with the company. They were the most inconciderate group I have ever had the honor to meet. And the quality? Average at best. And ironically, most of the people making these "made in America" products are (illegally) from south of the Texas border. :D
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They don't have time to make any shirts. They're very busy demonstrating for their rights here in DC right now.
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as long as the ball isn't picked up and someone tries to run with it, we're good.
They don't have time to make any shirts. They're very busy demonstrating for their rights here in DC right now.
And Buff has the ball!!!

He's passing the 30, the 20, the 10, he's going all... the... way!!!
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And he's shot before getting the goal...
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bink, shooting at the goal is hockey, not football. I have played both.
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Don't make me pull the rugby from under you.
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