[Cookie Monster]

It all began during World War II when gunmakers in the town of Danao supplied guerrillas with weapons against the Japanese. Now 10,000 of Danao’s 100,000 residents are involved in the industry. Replicas of M-16, AK-47, Uzi and Ingram sub-machine guns are the most popular firearms. The weapons are later sold to local customers,politicians, military personnel and ordinary civilians. For example, a revolver maybe sold for $ 80 which is already equivalent to a few weeks’ wages. They are also very popular among Japanese Yakuza and Chinese mafia.

Source: http://www.stellasmagazine.com/illegal- ... -industry/

[MB.]

Those guys are gangstar

[Thunderhawk]

What are the tolerances on their work, especially in the chamber and barrel alignment?
1/10 of an inch?
1/100?
1/1000?

[grassroots1]

See the "Workers League of Danao" T-shirt? I'd want to a be in a union in that factory...

[Lensky1917]

I feel oddly aroused.....

[SHILD]

Other than stealing designs, what makes this kind of operational illegal, or for that matter any less moral than any other arms dealer?

As long as they keep to a certain standard of quality, all power to them.

[killim]

As long as they keep to a certain standard of quality, all power to them.

And thats exactly is the problem. Not only in the weapon manufacturing industry.

[grassroots1]

New shirt design:
"Workers League of Danao:

a call to arms has never been this easy"

[Quantum]

This is awesome and I hope that the cottage industry prospers.

[Rancid]

Impressive operation they have there.