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Old 04-02-2021, 02:55 PM   #11
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Default Re: I see Chinese made MGs everywhere!

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I simply wouldn't buy one because of where it was made.
If it came from Thailand, Mexico,the Phillipines or where ever I would otherwise consider it.
Yes I still buy plenty of other cr#p made in China, but that's because EVERYTHING is.
Honestly, if I went to Bunnings to buy a drill and there was an Australian made one for $150 and a made in China one for $100, I'd buy the Australian made one.
What if the Australian one had a 12V Nicad and the chinese one was 18V lithium.
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