Are you in the dark about buying American? Try a Maglite
Posted by Anonymous on 09/24/2011
Bringing fresh light to buying American, Mag Instruments continues its commitment to U.S. manufacturing. Their line of ultra-rugged Maglite flashlights are manufactured in Ontario, California.
Unlike their competitors, Mag Instruments has chosen not to move their manufacturing overseas and instead employs 850 American workers. Since the 1980s, Maglite has set the industry standard. Fortune and Money Magazine have even ranked Maglite products among the top products that “America makes best.”
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every time a flashlite is needed everyone in my ourhouse runs to my truck [a chevy] and grabs my mag lite and i have to tell them to be shure to put it back, i've had my lite for 10 years same bulb 3rd set of batteries.