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In Chicago, that man was Hugh Rodham. He was from British stock (Wikipedia) It's said he was selling drapery around the Midwest, which does make a nice cover story. He even tried running for Alderman in Chicago, but it was a lackluster performance. He died three months after his son in law was inaugurated, from a stroke, in 1993.
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This is our most popular Wildcat. We have sold thousands of barrels at this point. The .277 Wolverine (277 WLV) is a Wildcat that uses .277/6.8mm bullets in a chopped 5.56 case. The concept was to reach near-6.8SPC performance in Supersonic while also being able to run Subsonics like the 300 BLK in the ".223" platform.
Hugh is correct. The Feds seem to run in spurts. They get a hard on for certain things and aggressively go after them. Lasers were big for awhile but I guess they have other things they are interested in now. I know illegal export of night vision has been hot as of late. They can go back to lasers whenever they choose.
BTW, I'd love to see someone, anyone, compete on a High Power Service Rifle course of fire and be competitive with a stock trigger. Triggers make a HUGH difference. IMHO the Army just doesn't want to fuck with them. Not every decision the military makes is the right decision. But I'm no G.I. Joe, Hell I'm not even an action figure.