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Originally Posted by Bullitt
As a company they are allowed to print that on their product if they so choose, nothing wrong that at all. If the military is concerned about their image in this regard, then they should have weighed the potential negatives of buying this product against the benefits of it being world class quality, and the preferred choice of many soldiers before signing any contract with Trijicon to begin with.
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I think the point is informed consent. Did the military know about the policy?
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01-20-2010, 08:59 PM
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