ScottGunn

Second the motion to answer this question!

Maybe I am missing something here, but if the product is such a success and orders are guaranteed, why in the world wouldn't the operation expand and hire additional employees, larger building, etc, like most businesses do? It seems like a simple supply/demand issue, and it's not like there is a lack of experienced workers looking for work right now. Maybe they just want to keep this a "family" operation, but it sure seems like expanding in order to keep up with demand would be a win/win solution here. The customers are taken care of within a reasonable time frame and profits for Tromix

As for not being able to control it without a solid stock, I don't see the problem with that if using in an emegency situation. It may be a little different situation, but my HK UMP .45 (and many other high powered sub-guns) has a foldable stock and I can put a full 25 round clip firing full auto on a 5' x 5' target at 20 yards. That .45 auto is not quite the kick of a 12 gauge, but 25 of them in full auto is much harder to control. Maybe its not overly practical, but the shorter overal weapon is much easier to stick around corners and such if you do have an intruder. 1 Intruder 1