how much do you think it actually costs 3m to make those comtacs

$20

even wholesale they're $297

msrp is 450 kek

Well I just got that from the sport model pricing, because as far as circuitry goes, they're not that different

sports are like $60-80

and the biggest difference is all the comms shit which is just cheap cabling

Maybe I should just make my own then. Can’t be too hard. Some low pass filters and amplifiers with a plastic enclosure.

and they have to be making a profit so I just divided by 1/3~ 🤷🏿

Sell them super cheap and slap a “ Made In America” sticker on them. Will sell thousands guranteed.

peltor sport tacticals are $71 wholesale

so that's probably accurate

the biggest difference is that comtacs are made in the US I think

which probably drives the price up

so maybe a more realistic not-bs wholesale price is around $150

for peltors?

ye

wholesale for comtacs is $300 on RSR

This just proves my point. Slap a made in america label on it and you create instant retail value

unless you're asking what the distributor pays for them

Even though all the internals are made in china

yeah I know, I'm saying a realistic price

oh i see

$300 is a bs price

yeah lol

comtacs have to be made in the usa though

them niggas overpriced asf

I promise all the electronics are made in china tho

there's a lot of shit with insane msrp on rsr now that i think about it

@ottovfrankfurt thats not true

anything the military buys has to be made here

Well to what extent @CTL

but sometimes it isn't :^)

niggas out here not knowing about berry compliance

as long as nobody finds out

What US based semiconductor manufacturing plant do they use?

100% chinese made or just chinese assembled

but yeah us gov isn't going to let an adversary produce military goods for the us military

@ottovfrankfurt samsung and apple have factories established stateside just for making berry compliant phones for military use

plus there are chip manufacturers still in the US

@Cataclysmo I honestly did not know this. Apple has used pegatron heavily and even places like Texas Instruments outsources chip production to factories in China