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Question: Where is it actually made:  Georgia or China?
Document: This is a seriously faulty product. The box says "all steel" when it is in fact made mostly out of pot metal. The box says "Americas Finest" when it is made in China!I bought one and brought it as a gift to Italy. We opened the box and the adjustable part was put in crooked and does not adjust. Now I am trying to figure out how to return it (from Europe). Save your  money and heartache and buy products of quality with truthful claims.
We have several pecan trees and cracking the nuts is tedious. I actually had a large bag of whole pecans, in their shells, still in my freezer from two years ago! Before, I was using hand held nut crackers, which do not keep a grip on the slippery pecan shell, and are very slow going. I usually resorted to an old fashioned hammer to shell my pecans!The Harold Imports Reed's Rocket Nutcracker is pretty nifty. It's sturdily made and really does crack that nut open!
Unsatisfactory product, returned it. Wood looks poorly finished and has splinters. Hardware is not even handyman-tool quality. It doesn't work easily (needs assembly) nor well and is not attractive enough to keep on display, yet too cumbersome to drag out each time you want to serve a bowl of shell-on nuts. This one was made in China; maybe previously USA-made products were better; I can't understand  how Cook's Illustrated could have liked it; I would not recommend this current one.
This device made it much easier for both my husband and  I to crack our pecan nuts and the adjustability of the device was a plus also!
I have not tested this product yet,  but immediately I noticed that it's NOT Made in USA as advertised. It is Made in CHINA!
This nut cracker works great cracking my peacans. I haven't tried it on any other nuts yet. It looks like it is well made and will last a long time. I would recomend it.
The first Reed Rocket that was shipped was defective re poorly machined threads that made adjustment impossible. The replacement works OK but not as well as one I had many years ago.
It's okay, But I would like to have one made in the good old U.S.A. like the origal ones. I  have one of the origal ones, and like it a whole lot better.
I just received this from Amazon today. The box says 'China' on it. I'm not totally against Chinese manufactured products, but I am when items claim to be American made. I'm not claiming this product works or doesn't as I am returning it due to the erroneous 'Made In USA' claim.
The overall construction is lighter weight. The final insult to this consumer is the Amazon description of being made in America and the box being labeled "America's Finest". Box is stamped in small letters as "CHINA". Cannot recommend this unit. Will purchase a vintage R-300 from an auction or antique site. Will return this.
Answer: It is still stamped Little Rock Ark. If it is truly made here they should fire their Engineer!