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Non-Tech : LOCK (Saf-T-Lok)
LOCK 23.990.0%Feb 16 4:00 PM EST

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To: Gator who wrote (909)5/18/1999 7:57:00 PM
From: Howard Levine  Read Replies (1) of 1039
 
AMENDMENT FOR TRIGGER LOCKS PASSED 70-28 (16:35 EST)

Want to talk about publicity - look in AOL News - it appears our friend Trent Lott is having a little catfight, in his own juvenile way, with the Democrats about amendments and timing for the bill. The Republicans wanted to be done by 5:00 today, the Democrats want more amendments - dozens wait to be discussed. I hope we'll see some better coverage and hear an agreement by morning. Long LOCK - hoping tomorrow will be a GREAT day!

Oh, Gator. By the way, the first one to the market gets the bigger piece of the market share at the start. Manufacturers may make their own, but that won't happen overnight. Also, there may be cheaper gun locks out there but LOCK will trade at a premium because it is the only publicly traded company focusing on the manufacture of gun locks. You refer to 600 locks as last years sales... new clients et al. are driving that up quickly. Also, the revenues in last years reports were well over $1,500,000 US (deeming more than 600 locks produced, more like 16,000 or so, possibly). We're standing on the edge of a new requirement. The NRA may find loopholes, but that's not the issue. We have the requirement in the bill - now sit back and watch it pass.

H. Levine
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