2 ms·
> No company would pull out of CA like that and they know it. No offense, but that could only be written by a Californian. I can think of automotive performan
by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
> No company would pull out of CA like that and they know it.
No offense, but that could only be written by a Californian.
I can think of automotive performance and firearm products that while legal in CA, the companies refuse to sell there on the extra regulatory or ideological grounds. I’m certain there are more examples.
There are definitely companies that don’t want to deal with California and willingly remove themselves.
- jedberg 6y agoSure, but did they ever sell in California? I specifically said that a company that is already here would have a hard time justifying pulling out. Especially since their HQ is here.
- SlowRobotAhead 6y ago> Sure, but did they ever sell in California? Yes. Barrett (for one example) entirely pulled out of the state including sales to police. They left 10s of millions in sales. For automotive performance, no one as large but I can tell you hundreds of millions don’t go to California because it isn’t worth the ridiculous rules CARB put in place and how one regulator will approve and the next will deny.