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It's pretty short-sighted. Instead of sorting out a relatively inexpensive problem, they will alienate a whole swathe of active shooters, who when asked for any advice, will tell anyone within hearing range not to touch Winchester stuff. Smart move..
And that's before you take their factory loads into account too. http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...s-issue-22347/
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