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Depends on the part but, Drag doesn't make any of their own parts as I recall. I believe they out source all of their parts and package them under the Drag Specialties label. Some of their parts come from the USA others do not. Again, depends on the part.
This about sums it up and your going to find the same with all major suppliers , they get stuff from the world over and yes a good portion comes from china right along with the with the Moco's supply boats bud sorry . You just need to do some homework and start buying through a local shop so you can see the stuff first hand before you buy .
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