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Hello,
I’m missing the Calguns site and decided to come on over and see what’s going on here. I’m in Contra Costa County and frequent USI in Concord. Thanks for the membership!


-Bill
 
Welcome Bill.
We all miss CG I think but it's great another site has come about, it's not competition imo, it's just redundancy which was sorely missing in CA for us who like to shoot or collect.
 
Hey guys, another Calguns member here. The more websites we have the better. Thanks for having me.
 
Hey guys, another Calguns member here. The more websites we have the better. Thanks for having me.
Welcome to the site.

This is the correct way to look at it. Lack of diversity in any market creates stagnation, which is always bad for the consumer/end user.
Same thing happened with Intel years ago. AMD was on the brink of bankruptcy after a bad product release in 2011(if you're curious, look up AMD Bulldozer) and Intel was steadily gaining more business. Jan of 2011 Intel released their core series branded chip design & reintroduced hyper threading. AMD released bulldozer in October 2011 and it was a flop. Was barely breaking even to its predecessor.

Intel dominated the market from there until ~2017. Intel had been essentially regurgitating their design up to this point & the market standard for consumer desktops were 2 or 4 cores with hyper threading. AMD came back and introduced their zen architecture, which offered up to 8 core/16 thread processors in March of 2017.

Not going to dive any further, but essentially this moment was the reason why we have insanely powerful consumer CPUs today. Intel had no reason to make a better product until another company came along and lit a fire under their ass.

Competition is necessary for innovation.
 
Howdy All!
Another CalGun Guy, Alias the "AnyRacoon"
I'm a Ex-California guy, but still keep in touch of what is happening in my old home state.
 
Hey guys, I’m also from Calguns too.. i’ve been a member since around 2015 but was lurking around for a couple years before that same name as on here! I just joined a couple days ago .
 
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