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Are they incorporating all that shitty pig iron that Mao convinced them to make into everything they sell us just to get rid of it?

As most of us know, it’s nearly impossible to find anything made in the US and Chinese steel is truly inferior. I just had a flag receiver shear off in a gust of 40mph wind. The “metal” felt like an alloy of shitty metal and plastic.

Are they incorporating all that shitty pig iron that Mao convinced them to make into everything they sell us just to get rid of it? As most of us know, it’s nearly impossible to find anything made in the US and Chinese steel is truly inferior. I just had a flag receiver shear off in a gust of 40mph wind. The “metal” felt like an alloy of shitty metal and plastic.
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I think they’re able to, they can easily follow a formula. But not sure they make quality steel for their own manufacturers. Just because they can doesn’t mean they do.

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Oh they are able - particlarly with products at the lower end of the technologic spectrum. Low alloy steel used in various grades of reinforcing bars for concrete? No problemo. High strength high alloy thermal steel like Invar that requires high precision to smelt and cast? Not so much. Under threat and coercion for military use? Certainly. But for general export in commercial markets @Solstiare 's response is the rule.