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72chevellephil
Jun 4th, 10, 10:43 PM
alot of people are saying cpp arms are made in china.for the record they are not made in china!i went over to cpp in anaheim@ my lunch break,i work in fullerton.im 1min. from there shop.anyways i asked the counter if my arms where made overseas and he invited me to see there welder,making new arms,he said any of there arms that bare the cpp stickers are made here!so please anybody saying this please research before saying this,thank you.phil

GenPac
Jun 5th, 10, 1:23 AM
It's not that folks say CPP arms are made in China, it's that overseas copies of their arms are creeping through our hobby like a virus. It's a logical conclusion to come to if you see china arms first, and theirs second. It's a fairly clear rip-off. Same for Global West arms. Copies of theirs are floating around as well.

Half66Chevelle
Jun 10th, 10, 10:56 PM
I bought my uppers directly from CPP so hopefully they are made here...

Quick question, when I received my tubular uppers the ball joint is mounted with only the bolt heads on top. On the stock ones the ball joint slid through the hole and then was bolted from the top. I am assuming it is because the tubular ones don't have the same degree angle down so the ball joint needs to be lower but wanted to double check with you guys.

Can anyone confirm?

Dave

Bcool
Jun 11th, 10, 10:37 AM
I had not heard anyone here say that but thanks for clearing it up.

jhiphopjunky
Jun 17th, 10, 1:22 AM
I heard very knowledgeable people say that lots of product that bare the CPP name are made in china. It may not be that the arms are made in china but components used to complete the arms and lots of other products they sell are.

I spent alot of money at cpp and i am very disappointed with everything i have bought!:(

I have replace almost everything i have purchased (losings thousands of dollars in the last year and a half) because there are much better functioning products out there.

Im not here to bash anyone. Im only here to share my experience and hopefully save some people some money and a pounding headache.

DO YOUR HOMEWORK! YOU TRUELY GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!