Two of them, serial numbers 101 and 102, appeared in a factory shipment from CZ, along with some very nice, but otherwise hum-drum products. The store owner call CZ-USA, and since he can get instant access to the president of the company, asked him "what gives" with the two super-leet items. He was told this was CZ's way of apologizing for being two years behind on the store's pre-paid backorders of 300 weapons. He also said they were currently the only two Titans available for sale, because the Dan Wesson "skunk works" has gone back to building their three variation of 10mm race guns. The price will be marked up only about $100 for profit, in the hope of moving these things fast, probably via online sale. Anybody in the Detroit area with that kind of money would probably insist on a private "trunk show" at their estate, rather than setting foot in their plebeian store, which is currently jammed with guys in hunter orange doing a last-second sighting-in for today's opening day of the deer season.
I'm not a big fan of deer-hunting in Michigan, because I estimate 50% of the guys and gals that actually leave the hunting camp with a loaded weapon are drunk. Still, with a million-plus heavily-armed hunters, the number of KIA will be substantially lower than Detroit, which has no hunting season of any kind, and a smaller population. Carbon monoxide, heater fires, and medical problems are the biggest killers, just like in Detroit in cold weather. The first casualty report should be in the Saturday papers for the hunting season, while a respectful silence is maintained for most of the City's woes.