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Originally Posted by Scooter
No he's just a douchebag.
This is the problem with the internet. Frankly, most of the bad P.R. about guns of all brands starts with B.S. like this. I used to think ol' Parabellum over at Sigforums was a douchebag. In fact, I still do, but now in my old age, I see why he is such a douchebag.
It never existed in the first place for most people.
MADE IN GERMANY EQUALS BETTER, EH??? I have to cry BS. As an 19 year practicing Senior Staff engineer I know that Design and Process FMEAs are de rigeur in.... JAPAN and, in some instances, the USA, not Germany.
While I am attracted to the high end things that emanate from Europe they usually do not have the most reliable products even though they use a lot of high quality materials. I often wonder what the outcome would be if, say, Porsche and Honda collaborated on the next 911: the engineering discipline found in Japan is unrivaled for consumer good engineering.
Examples of Germany's Engineering faux pas: VW, Audi and Daimler-Benz.
The things they do well they truly do well, however. They tend to be more rigorous in academic solutions and processes than here; same with the French and British engineering companies I've worked with. But keep in mind I'm speaking of companies (or departments within them) not nations, per se.
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+1. It's devolved from bashing good handguns to bashing good cars. Audi's junk? Right. Enjoy your Cadillac... that was tuned on the Nurburgring by Germans.
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Yep, I knew some would extrapolate into lunacy...
Are you an engineer?
Have you worked in the auto industry?
No, I thought not.
Check out the European Reliability Surveys and Studies and then come back and have a MATURE DISCUSSION devoid of emotional outbursts.
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