Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "Finnish Jatimatic SMG" video.

  1. John Stoner For Life 77 VIP protection and CQB are hardly a mass market, hence niche. Pick up a dictionary if you don't know the word.
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  2. +John Stoner For Life 77 That's a rather fanciful story. Jali Timari's company had numerous security breaches, which led to their license being revoked. Production later resumed under a different name, but the gun didn't sell. That's the end of it.
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  3. John Stoner For Life 77 First off, it's Jali Timari. With or without CIA involvement, he provided the authorities with ample reason to revoke his gun-making license. I know for a fact that he at least solicited airline pilots to carry samples of the gun illegally to the USA. The police also recovered unmarked Jatimatics in excess of those stolen in the burglary, Maybe the CIA produced those and planted them with criminals? Conspiracy theories have to be highly imaginative in order to qualify as such, don't they?
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  4. John Stoner For Life 77 Jali died a bitter man, which may explain his wild claims.  Ingenious as it was, the Jatimatic was hardly a game-changer. The deep-diving subs were in some respects.  Golden Gun did try to restart production, but the project was beset by problems, first and foremost lukewarm customers.  
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  5. John Stoner For Life 77 I guess hip-firing is overrated. Where supply meets demand but the demand isn't there, bankruptcy follows. Too bad you and your friends don't command more influence in arms purchases. No, I think patriotism got the better of you. 
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  6. John Stoner For Life 77 What you're doing is called a single authority fallacy. VHS beat Betamax because the cassettes allowed longer recordings. Still, Betamax found its niche with professional users. The Jatimatic found no niche.
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