Thursday, March 21, 2019 11:35:14 AM
As the company has clearly shown, there are even more legal and regulatory hurdles in the permitting process than I expected. I didn't expect this level of scrutiny by ATF and their foreign counterparts for a non-lethal product. But I was mistaken. Frankly, it doesn't discourage me at all as I see this hurdle as a barrier to future competition. It won't stop competition, but it will slow them down. This will give Lamperd time to develop relationships and get their equipment made standard issue for many police forces, security agencies, and others. Once they get their foot in the door, they have the upper hand in future orders.
So no, I'm not backtracking on anything. My expectations are rising. I'm simply recalculating when I expect to start seeing revenues that allow Lamperd to start thinking about moving up to a higher profile exchange.
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