Mm Replicas

[kwakamoto]

Is it likely that a new manufacturer will replicate these?

[Brett H]

Is it likely that a new manufacturer will replicate these?

Not likely, at least as far as them being a Tetting gripper is concerned. I spoke with Warren a couple of weeks ago and he said his sons have no interest in keeping the business going. He stated one of his sons is a welder and makes good money and while I don't know the occupation of his other son, he is not interested in continuing the business either. If I lived in MN or Warren lived in FL, I would at least talk to him about the possibility of an apprenticeship and subsequent purchase of his business.

[Chuck Hench]

Its really a shame. Has he considered selling the business?

[kwakamoto]

Yeah this is really bad news as training for a mash monster certification you would want to be able to train with replicas and have the opportunity to purchase them.

[Justin Matney]

There were no replicas until a few years ago.

[Bill Piche]

There were no replicas until a few years ago.

Correct. People just had to train hard.

There are enough people on the ladder that a person could ask what it felt like overall at each level.

And, only Cannon Powerworks had permission to get them made through Warren by the way.

[Brett H]

There were no replicas until a few years ago.

Correct. People just had to train hard.

There are enough people on the ladder that a person could ask what it felt like overall at each level.

And, only Cannon Powerworks had permission to get them made through Warren by the way.

There were no replicas until a few years ago.

Correct. People just had to train hard.

There are enough people on the ladder that a person could ask what it felt like overall at each level.

And, only Cannon Powerworks had permission to get them made through Warren by the way.

I have a question regarding this. Weren't the MM dud's of about 10 years ago actually MM replicas?