Y'all still have Studebakers for every day drivers also? I just don't get this whole H9 thing. Really to me reeks of a crowdfunding gone wrong.
I think I have an old Bultaco motorcycle repair manual around somewhere if anyone is interested
Wow! We were lucky to buy one of these yesterday for $599... GrabaGun has already raised the price up to $799.
They must have gotten a lot more interest than they were expecting and decided to up the price to milk the last few sales as long as possible.
I'm feeling better and better about this decision!
@CDR_Glock , you said you wouldn't pay $599 for one... How do you feel about $799?
Haha
That is a very good response...I wouldn’t buy a gun that I cannot get spare parts to fix it. Otherwise it could be an expensive paperweight.
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Remember Dan Wesson was just a bunch of boxes of pieces and parts in a warehouse after two bankruptcies when Bob Serva bought them in 1995.I suppose we might also see someone buy them out in the bankruptcy and start building the guns again. They won’t have all the R&D costs to have to work into the price that Hudson did.
Hudson is claiming to have less than $50k in assets... But I bet they have a bunch of NICE boats, cars, houses, motorcycles, guns, etc. I wonder if they will have to sell all the fancy stuff they bought with the money, in an attempt to pay back the $50 MILLION they owe...https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/03/18/hudson-manufacturing-files-for-bankruptcy/
Officially filed for bankruptcy. Look at the assets vs. debt figures....
Hudson is claiming to have less than $50k in assets... But I bet they have a bunch of NICE boats, cars, houses, motorcycles, guns, etc. I wonder if they will have to sell all the fancy stuff they bought with the money, in an attempt to pay back the $50 MILLION they owe...
Wow! We were lucky to buy one of these yesterday for $599... GrabaGun has already raised the price up to $799.
They must have gotten a lot more interest than they were expecting and decided to up the price to milk the last few sales as long as possible.
I'd be interested in that Bultaco repair manualY'all still have Studebakers for every day drivers also? I just don't get this whole H9 thing. Really to me reeks of a crowdfunding gone wrong.
I think I have an old Bultaco motorcycle repair manual around somewhere if anyone is interested
Hudson is claiming to have less than $50k in assets... But I bet they have a bunch of NICE boats, cars, houses, motorcycles, guns, etc. I wonder if they will have to sell all the fancy stuff they bought with the money, in an attempt to pay back the $50 MILLION they owe...
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You guys think there is any truth to his statement?
My H9 arrived today. I already picked it up. I'm very happy with it!
And, the description was wrong... It came with all 3 mags. Not just one...
Very happy so far...
You a bedy, bedy bad men.Only one way to find out
I mean, not my gun. He could donate one to science for all of us to reap the knowledge fromYou a bedy, bedy bad men.
I believe these alloy frames they speak of would be for gen 2 H9s?https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https://www.facebook.com/KEArmsOfficial/posts/1531293650334416
In the past week Hudson Manufacturing’s bankruptcy filings became public. KE Arms LLC is listed as a creditor in these documents. As this is now in the public sphere, we feel it is now appropriate to discuss this publicly.
KE Arms manufactured the bulk of the slides for Hudson H9s. We were selected to produce these parts by Hudson because of our experience manufacturing pistol slides for a variety of OEM clients, and our ability to ramp up production. At one point we were delivering 400 H9 slides per week to Hudson Manufacturing. We also developed and prototyped the H9A frame.
The last payment we received from Hudson was in July of 2018. Between delivered product, inventory on hand, and development fees we are owed in the upwards of seven figure range.
We are currently exploring market demand for the slides and alloy frames (made from 7075 billet) we have on hand, and manufacturing new small parts. We want to recover our costs, and help existing owners of H9s that currently have nowhere to turn for service and support. Like those who have sent in guns months ago to Hudson for service and heard nothing back, we also have not had communication with Hudson in months.
If you’re interested in slides, frames, and parts for the H9 Pistol. Please comment here or e-mail [email protected]
I just sent an email to the address linked above. I've inquired about buying a spare parts kit, etc. I'll let you all know what they say when they reply.I believe these alloy frames they speak of would be for gen 2 H9s?
Not sure. I knew they had announced a gen 2 with an alloy frame, but I don't know if they ever shipped any.
https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https://www.facebook.com/KEArmsOfficial/posts/1531293650334416
In the past week Hudson Manufacturing’s bankruptcy filings became public. KE Arms LLC is listed as a creditor in these documents. As this is now in the public sphere, we feel it is now appropriate to discuss this publicly.
KE Arms manufactured the bulk of the slides for Hudson H9s. We were selected to produce these parts by Hudson because of our experience manufacturing pistol slides for a variety of OEM clients, and our ability to ramp up production. At one point we were delivering 400 H9 slides per week to Hudson Manufacturing. We also developed and prototyped the H9A frame.
The last payment we received from Hudson was in July of 2018. Between delivered product, inventory on hand, and development fees we are owed in the upwards of seven figure range.
We are currently exploring market demand for the slides and alloy frames (made from 7075 billet) we have on hand, and manufacturing new small parts. We want to recover our costs, and help existing owners of H9s that currently have nowhere to turn for service and support. Like those who have sent in guns months ago to Hudson for service and heard nothing back, we also have not had communication with Hudson in months.
If you’re interested in slides, frames, and parts for the H9 Pistol. Please comment here or e-mail [email protected]
I just received the following email in reply... It looks like an automated reply...
We have been inundated with questions. So we need to clarify a few things.
1) We manufactured slides and frames.
2) We do know who the other vendors on the other parts are. We
are in talks with a number of them.
3) We do not have for sale or intend to sell complete firearms.
4) If/when items are available for sale we will post here and send out press releases. Currently we are assessing market interest and seeing what parts people will need.
Please be patient as we cannot respond to every email at this time
The compensator shown on a Hudson in that Facebook post looks an awful lot like the one posted about here:
https://www.carolinafirearmsforum.com/index.php?threads/texas-black-rifle-comany.41691/#post-720427
I wonder if the two companies, Hudson and Texas Black Rifle Company, were related?
It’s hard to say for sure, but I don’t that’s a TBRCi comp, it could be but those holes on top look a little different.
And to Hudson and TBRCi being related, even though they were both Texas companies, I don’t think they were. TBRCi has been around for a lot longer than Hudson and I listened to a podcast awhile back from the guy who started Hudson and Didn’t hear anything about them being related.