An update on Remington Firearms

[@kbsurveyor]

Hopefully they hired new quality control inspectors.

[@nova68cutie]

K&E. yeah really. The part at the end where he says Remington is back was cring worthy. When he said Remington is back, the first thought that crossed my mind was "I'll bet" lol.

[@jamespruitt6718]

@@silverback7659 the “explanation” I saw was a letter sent by Remington to a KZbinr, stating they were using up old parts from their purchased inventories so some initial guns may not be 100%. You know, supposedly.

[@28highboy]

I think Ken Darcy the same fool that ran The old Remington in the ground?

[@kbsurveyor]

I think you're correct he's the same man who put remington in the ground, so my hopes that the old remington quality will come back are gone.

[@28highboy]

@@kbsurveyor Darcy has also said he is selling some old inventory and assembling leftover parts to make new guns in order to boost the new company. I have seen some of these guns and they are no better than before if not worse. He has also said the new Remington company will not warranty or repair old Remington guns. Really does not instill confidence in Rem Arms!

[@00hunter93]

Let's hope that remington goes back to the way it was before being ruined by greedy penny pinching corporates. I have no faith tho. Seems to me that history shows the next owner just cuts more corners than the last. Sad to see a legend die like this.

[@zapman2100]

didn't you know the CEO that ran it into the ground is the one who bought it!

[@tannstang]

Doubt it...since the new owner is just another greedy corporation

[@metningsniva3856]

It appears that one of the first "exciting things" that happened at Remington is they hired a PR firm to film this commercial advertisement.

[@jasonbuck489]

Big shoes to fill Buddy!... Remington lost the trust and respect of alot of people...

[@willrowell3218]

Yep, my dads used Remingtons all his life with great success. I've owned a 770 and a "Freedom Group" 700 SPS both were complete junk. Neither grouped at all, extractors were always iffy, and the 770's bolt stuck when fired. I'd love to have a 700 CDL in .25-06 and a Model Seven LS in .308 but they are going to have to deliver quality once again. I'm pulling for them, it's a very historic company and I really hope they can comeback and build rifles like my Dads again, but I'm going to have to see it to believe it.

[@TheTexasKaiser]

If you knew who cause them to be run into the ground you'd be laughing. Cause old Ken there is the same CEO from back then that killed the company.

[@sultanalhosany7871]

i was really thinking of having remington 700 model and seriously after all what ive read about their products i changed my mind and going either for styer mannlicher fullstock or sako bavarian fullstock

[@F15ElectricEagle]

@@sultanalhosany7871 - You made the right decision. I always advise anyone not to purchase any Remington 700 rifles that were made after the 1980s and especially the ones now produced by Rem Arms. If they must have a rifle based on the 700 action, I advise them to look into Bergara.

[@94carbonteg]

Your CEO shouldn't get a dime until the quality issues are fixed.

[@F15ElectricEagle]

Nope, he will not get a dime. He'll probably get a golden parachute after eventually running Rem Arms to bankruptcy (like the way he did with Remington Arms).

[@6254KLR]

@@F15ElectricEagle It was Jim Marcotuli that was the CEO when Remington went to shit. I hope this new guy will do better. I have bought 3 870 shotguns since they started making them again and they have all been top notch with no problems......

[@F15ElectricEagle]

@@6254KLR - and Ken Darcy just continued to keep turning Remington into shit after taking over the leadership from Marco after the latter stepped down for "personal reasons" (i.e. Marco was told by the Board of Directors that he can resign or be fired.)

[@dennisfoutch6431]

Concentrate on making quality guns and profits will follow. Concentrate on making a profit and you will make cheap guns. Good luck.

[@jamespruitt6718]

Exactly. The whole reason for the bankruptcy in the first place. Too much focus on cheap and “tacticool” instead of good quality and reliability.

[@jeffreyphillips5350]

Please don't screw this up. Remington used to be the the best, but has been a joke in the firearms community for the past decade, tell me I'm wrong. Bring back the Remington quality.

[@MrGrrtime]

Remington hasn't made a quality firearm in years. Don't expect any better from the new company for quite some time.

[@stevenmerlock9971]

Sadly they have started out on the wrong foot, paying money to criminal victims sends the wrong message

[@charlesaferg]

Until they're out from under freedom group, nothing will change. Their rebranding of central European firearm designs and poor QC will continue.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I agree 💯. American firearm brands used to be quality, well made firearms that saved lives, fed families, won wars. 🇺🇸 Now it's all $, 📊, 💼, 📑 ... Remington, Weatherby, Colt, S&W, Winchester, Browning.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

@@MrGrrtime rem arms reminds me of SIG moving the 🇺🇸 offices then calling themselves SIG Arms. 🤔 That lasted for about 5yr.

[@Me2Lancer]

I've been a Remington fan for my entire life and I'm almost 80. My last major Remington purchase was the Model 700 BDL Deluxe in 7mm Rem Mag. Hope you can resume producing firearms of this quality. About 3 years ago I picked up the Remington 1911 R1 Enhanced. It's a beautiful and fine functioning example of the iconic 1911.

[@Squatch-sj3vg]

Does this mean I can finally get a new barrel for my 870 that won't cost me 400$?

[@crissmey]

Dremel tool and a grinding bit fixed mine.

[@Squatch-sj3vg]

@@crissmey good for you

[@crissmey]

@@Squatch-sj3vg Just trying to be helpful in case you had the same problem i had. $400 is nuts.

[@whydowehavethesehandles]

Yeah me too

[@mrj10101]

Let’s hope and the old bluing also

[@ljhjd1]

I purchased an R51 9mm along with a friend. We immediately had similar problems with stove pipes misfires and jamming. I contacted Remington and after explaining the issues to the rep he stated “well my R 51 works just fine”. A few months later, my friend read that Remington had a recall on all R 51s. I was shocked that a US firearm manufacturer would release a gun without extensive quality control testing. I would not even purchase cleaning patches from this poor excuse for a firearm manufacturer. I was not surprised to learn that the company went into bankruptcy. Actually, the federal government should have yanked their right to manufacture a potentially dangerous product.

[@garryhynds4870]

Glad to see that your back; it means jobs, employment, and an American tradition. I got my 870 early 80s and used it in Canada and Europe. Taught both my boys to shoot with 510. My uncle used a 700 since the late 60s Thank you,

[@JamesJohnson-oy3mx]

Start a new ammunition company!

[@Crepit1]

Affordable ammo company. They already have one, or did.

[@borkwoof696]

Remington ammo is still in business.

[@johnnybarfield4402]

Their is a new spec bldg in Florence S.C. available on Harley Rd. ,I think it might still be available.

[@JamesJohnson-oy3mx]

@@borkwoof696 Yes, but it is owned by Federal Ammunition. Rem Arms does not have an Ammunition Company. FYI

[@JamesJohnson-oy3mx]

@@borkwoof696 Yes, but it is owned by Federal Ammunition. Rem Arms does not have an Ammunition Company. FYI

[@davemyers6379]

Remington is kinda on the same plan as the NRA for me! You are going to have to prove yourself to me!

[@moledowhiskey1263]

It's good to be back, Rem! We all miss and love the Remington 700. But we hope the quality check get better, and nothing like the R51 anymore

[@pickin4you]

I’ve been a Remington man most all my life, and what you have done to your company, and those you put out of business, like Marlin, I will never buy another Remington product. You have not made a good gun since the 80’s. It’s a shame that quality control had to go to shit. And now the entire company is in the toilet. No thanks.

[@mrj10101]

I won’t insult my old 870’s and rifles that are in the safe by putting this new generation of REM Arms in with them until quality improves I hope their not building back better the same way Biden is

[@WR84653]

hahahaha this comment wins! good laugh for the day!

[@martinschulz9381]

I wish them all the luck. As a kid in the late 70s early 89s I wore out two shotguns...a friend of mine who shot a lot more than I did ,had an 870 Remington. He's still hunting with it that same shotgun today.

[@MrSterling314]

A note from a gunsmith, and previous Remington warranty repair shop. Please don't make the 770 platform anymore. It's depressingly awful in many ways, and I am tired of replacing bolts with the handles snapped off. Also please finish ream the 870 chambers better so that the rim of steel head shells doesn't get stuck on the lip of the chamber, and jam the shotgun after they have been fired. I've had to do far too much of that in recent years. That would be great! There are plenty other problems, but those were some of the most common ones mechanically. I won't even get started on the products from other companies that Remington used to own...

[@DixieHomestead]

I second that on the 770 guns. I had one and it didn't take me long to get rid of it. Clunkiest thing I ever tried to use.

[@jaybailleaux630]

The old 788 was a dandy.

[@krisgreenwood5173]

The 770 was a real lemon.

[@CalebWayneMcCready]

PLEASE make 700 actions for sale as standalone products. I build rifles and would sell so many actions if they were a decent price

[@F15ElectricEagle]

Please take a look at "Bergara". It's basically the high-quality European version of the 700 action that Remington used to make.

[@CalebWayneMcCready]

@@F15ElectricEagle I know what bergara is. But when you compare action to action price the bergara is about twice the price of a 700 action. I can buy a 700 and blueprint the action and have less money into it than a bergara action on its own

[@joshuathomas8529]

My brother bought two Remington 870 shot guns with 3 1/2 chambers they would never shoot low brass. One of the two the extractor could not be fixed by the factory so if you want to get the shell out you have to use a cleaning rod. These guns were bought in 2012. If you can't make a pump shot gun that works then going out of business is just going to happen over and over.

[@pinkhead6857890]

JFC, how do you fuck up a pump action? my 70 year old bolt action Mossberg 195 has never had a failure to eject even with shells that were literally too long to fit inside its magazine!

[@DixieHomestead]

My dad has an 870 and it has the same issue. I was going to buy one, but I changed my mind after seeing how bad his was, and got a 40 year old Winchester instead. It's never failed me in the ten years I've owned it.

[@daboo7725]

Try some very fine Emory cloth and finger bang the receiver end of barrel for a lil bit. Remington had some barrels get out that had less than desirable machine ridges / marks left in barrel. Couple that with crappy / soft shells and when fired they would form fit to the barrel and semi lock in place. Good luck My son had 2 870's. And this fixed them. Although I used a dingle ball hone in a cordless drill and went slow

[@krisgreenwood5173]

There was a time period when the 870's were a real lemon. Trying to make them cheap and just pushing them through the factory and out the door with QC. They were stinkers.

[@geoffreyjones2000]

My 700 trigger was recalled, sir ...Remington refused to honour the recall :/

[@fredmartan7906]

Talk is cheep, the proof is in the pudding. A once great firearm company that's been producing crap for years has a long row to hoe. Good luck, I hope you can fix it.

[@TheTexasKaiser]

He is the reason it failed before. He was the CEO that ran them into the ground. Why they hired him back I have no idea

[@franzschmid9079]

@@TheTexasKaiser mostly it a CEO a management issue!

[@idkwatchasay]

it starts at the top. greedy CEOs

[@krisgreenwood5173]

I think it all revolves around the former owners of the company. (Freedom Group) the managers can only do what the owners tell them to do. To the owners, it was all about the money.

[@georgesakellaropoulos8162]

Got an 1100, and 700. Both early '70s vintage. Also a 742 made in the first year of production, all excellent firearms. Can't speak to anything else Remington, but these are great guns.

[@RifleRiverProductions]

Remington firearm owner here. You have a long ways to go to win over customers. My 1960's 742 Woodsmaster is still humming along and slaying deer I inherited it from my Grandfather. So when you say, for the next 50 years, you MUST get back to the quality of the 1960's rifles. Friend bought a 7400 (updated version of the 740 and 742) and it needed to go in the trash. Side by side, you can see and feel the difference in quality.

[@peterlowell7963]

I'm no firearms expert but what the darn are those c-cup, limp wristed grips at 0:54 and 1:17!?

[@doughesson]

They look more like Massad Ayoob's Stressfire technique applied to autoloaders to me

[@greggarmin9426]

Ha! I noticed that too. Looks like they hired people off the street “ here’s $10 so when I say point and pull the trigger… “

[@NateHardman]

It's also a part of the problem rem arms will have who shoots 45s any more especially compacts? I used to until I borrowed a friends 45 'carbine.' Started asking around who wanted my two 45 pistols that week. Maybe I'm just getting old.

[@TheTexasKaiser]

Hey Ken, maybe you should have adopted those values back before you ran the company into the ground causing it to be broken up and sold off. Just food for thought.

[@fishermannr]

My first firearm was a Remington 30-06 7600. The quality of this rifle has been superb. I stay as far away from Remington as I can because of the quality these days.

[@stevehaver7545]

My first rifle was also the 30.06 7600 it is a semi auto. It is a good gun and has taken many deer. Not sure I would buy a Remington again until their quality comes back

[@fishermannr]

@@stevehaver7545 7400 was the Semi Auto. I wish I had one of those too

[@fishermannr]

@Daniel Pearce Nice, I'd love to have one

[@woodchuckman1111]

They are not going to make a 7600 or carbine model sadly

[@joshuabrooks4435]

Glad I have an 870 and a 700, got both before everything went downhill

[@dansaccone326]

Glad Remington is back. Very nice video. I believe Rem Arms is committed to producing quality fair priced products. i own several Remington firearms and they all work great. I hope you also begin producing 1911 pistols soon as well. they are fine well made pistols.

[@BuickOutdoors]

I own a lot of guns but ive only owned one Remington. Its also the only gun ive ever sold. Itll be a long time before i put a Remington rifle on my platform or even consider packing one in the woods.

[@SixOFord]

The quote at the end, "remington firearms is back" Joe Biden: America is back. I might have used different words if I was the ceo.

[@aqhasassy]

My 72 Remington 1100 12ga, my first gun, & I welcome you to GA! There’s nice folks down this way!

[@chriss1911]

I have 4 Remington rifles from the 50s. 722, 721 and an early 700. They are still better than the junk pushed out today. Quality mattered back then.

[@jaybailleaux630]

This brings a tear to my eye if for real. Hope it is run by folks that love firearms.

[@F15ElectricEagle]

Don't get your hopes up. This guy is the same CEO that ran the original company into bankruptcy a couple years back, and the people behind the Round Hill Group (who ultimately owns the new company) are the same bottom feeders that used to own the original company. BTW - If you must have a Model 700 action rifle, please take a look at Begara B-14 rifle. It is basically a high quality European version of the M700 that Remington used to make.

[@chrk710i]

Remington shot me. Won’t even respond to emails asking for a little help on cost of brace that I now need.

[@FishOnIsMyHandle]

How did they get Johnny Cash? This must've been filmed well before he got sick.

[@G5Hohn]

People WANT Remington to succeed. But nobody is willing to be a charity donor for that success to occur. If you want to succeed, you need to restore the sterling reputation for qualiity and craftsmanship that the brand once symbolized. How many R51s can a company introduce and stay viable? Almost everyone who wants a great "Remington" buys a non-Remington of that pattern-- a Bergara, or a 700-footprint custom of some sort. Meanwhile as Remington struggles, there are more makers of $1200 custom actions than you can shake a stick at, many of them improved 700s. The 700 estabished the modern bolt action aftermarket and is still the dominant pattern. The 700 is to bolt action aftermarket what Glocks are to handgun aftermarkets. And just as Glock is withering with its failure to innovate while others build on their success, Remington will die if it doesn't take seriously the damage done to its brand. Far too much junk has been made with the Remington logo-- enough to make people forget that the brand once meant a standard of excellence. Rem needs to think about the next decade, not the next year-- it will take a long time to undo that damage it has done itself. Rem can do it if they have the will to. But it will mean trying hard to COMPETE with superior products at affordable prices rather than overpriced junk that's whoring out the brand logo.

[@salb.9285]

I've had a V3 Tac-13 on backorder for over a year. Hopefully I see it ship out soon..

[@fredboat]

Thanks for the update. Been a customer for over 40 + years. Have 700, 1100 ,870s and a vintage 788 and a couple of TAC14s. ,Even bought a RP45 a few years ago, Impulse buy . Just bought it because it was a Remington product. Made in the USA. Later from Texas.

[@gregoryhall3156]

Please continue manufacture (or bring back) your 22LR bolt action, tube magazine fed rifles-no one else makes anything similar. While magazine fed 22LR semi-auto rifles may be popular, there are many of us I think, who still love the reliability and accuracy of a good old fashioned bolt action 22 rifle.

[@michaeldoe4805]

I would wait and see what Ruger comes up with later this year with their Marlin brand acquisition. I know Rugers are not best known for their top tier quality, but they have great service and they make it right. I personally would never buy anything guns and ammo related with a Remington name on it.

[@krisgreenwood5173]

I love bolt action rifles as well

[@adamthomas7250]

Anytime a company changes hands, quality goes down the drain. They look how to cut costs and boost profit. The consumer always loses

[@jamespruitt6718]

I’m hoping that’s not the case with Ruger and Marlin, but we’ll see soon.

[@ricoproia328]

Still have my all time favorite, the model 1100. Purchased in 1958. With good care it still is in great condition. Rico proia

[@rideswift]

After The issues I've had with Remington rifles over the last decade, I'm likely going keep buying Tikka's. They just work...every one I've ever owned...they just work.

[@jasonz7788]

Thank you drdrake64. Great work.im rooting for you Remington

[@allenlarabie8854]

Good.. l'll be glad to check out the new line up. From Northeastern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦.

[@andrewwatkins5951]

what about the clip for my 7400 30-06 nobody's got them nobody carries them and I need one

[@TomRiverSimpleLiving]

I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hoping you are really back!

[@realmach5]

I'll wait and see whether Remington has actually changed or if they're just spending money on PR and ads while not addressing any of the issues that has plagued the company for the past decade.

[@jasoncurry8439]

Excellent can’t wait to see what’s in store. Please let it be a new over under shotgun!!!! Thank you for bringing big green back

[@jeffhodgson588]

Like the Remington peerless what a shotgun it was a jewel I'd have had one but I was just a kid with no job and the were at that time easy 1,000 dollars and that was in the 90s it was beautiful

[@chandler1390]

I’m just hoping for the 700 5R Milspec’s to come back in 24” .223

[@mr.nobody68]

Nah. 308

[@darkspectro100]

Proud owner of a Remington 700 Police. Uploading a review within weeks.

[@FloridaMan1976]

Please don't forget to make #10 percussion caps, imo they're the best. They're like golden unicorns right now. Glad to see y'all bouncing back, hopefully the quality over all will bounce back too

[@texassportsman5880]

What about those pending lawsuits that you seem to be unable to get out from underneath?

[@danliberty734]

Nah. They’re just settling the suits out of court while not admitting guilt because paying off the plaintiffs is cheaper than defending their “good” name.

[@danthomas9077]

@@danliberty734 Buying silence is not cheap, Remington is is being used as the scapegoat, they'll pay because they can't win against a corrupt system and phony suit, they're not guilty but that doesn't matter, someone must pay the families their well earned payoffs for their participation in the "event", all the worlds a stage and the actors must be paid.

[@danliberty734]

@@danthomas9077 On the contrary, if they go to trial and lose, they have to pay their lawyers, the plaintiffs’ lawyers, and the Kurt awards. Settling is far cheaper than going to trial, but like you pointed out, it’s a dangerous precedent to set.

[@danthomas9077]

@@danliberty734 Got cen sor ed, second attempt. You didn't catch my drift, read between the lines, no Liability if "nothing" really happened.

[@danliberty734]

@@danthomas9077 I agree. The purp murdered his mother and stole the weapon used in the crime. Remington did nothing wrong, and they have legal immunity. The plaintiffs alleged that Remington’s advertising caused the crime. Rather than being seen as beating up the poor victims families, RemArms has elected to pay them off to make it go away.

[@Twistedoff2]

Nice info-mercial. As you can tell, many here are jaded. They have a right to be. Please don't take the out that you are a new company and that it all happened on someone else's watch. You made the point that "Remington is Back". We've all heard that recently from someone who doesn't even know what he's doing. I own 3 great Remington rifles. All much older. I'm buying older ones and sending them off to be re-barreled and machined because I don't trust the newer ones. This is going to be a long road for you. I hope you have the power to stick with it and not put profits first or you might as well hang it up now.

[@mrj10101]

I hope he’s not sayin Remington is back the same way Biden is saying United States is back

[@dalecliett172]

Remington is great. I shoot a Remington 700 Mountain in 280 cal. it is also known as a 7mm express. I have made some shots with this rifle that I can hardly believe myself. Welcome to Georgia and wish you a great and profitable future.

[@CountryboyBOB]

I hope they have improved a few years ago I bought a Versa Max extractor broke twice charging handle flew off I fixed both myself but I shouldn’t have to do this on a new 1500.00 shotgun!

[@darinbarber2922]

Will there be a forum where we can see if/when Remington moves back into production on Mountain Rifles, Senderos with quality builds again for hunters?

[@PhantomX889]

Hopefully they get their qc up. Can’t even remember all the flopped handguns that came out of that company in the last few years. I’m glad they’re back though. The industry would be empty feeling without them. I just hope they up their game

[@user-number1-d3d]

Please do make parts available for purchase.

[@ronniebaughman1666]

The same thing that happened to Winchester pre 64 products were great then they started cutting corners most of their products are made in foreign countries now.

[@emello4you]

My 2 870's and my 2 1911's are still going strong.

[@marvinbrewer8637]

I bought a 20 ai

[@marvinbrewer8637]

I have a 870 20 years and still works just like new

[@emello4you]

@@marvinbrewer8637 That's awesome. Let's hope as great of quality come's back.

[@marvinbrewer8637]

I bought it from Walmart

[@emello4you]

@@marvinbrewer8637 Wow Walmart guns 20+ years ago. Back when I wasn't old enough to realize they were real gun's that shot actual Shotgun Shells and rounds like 30-06 with the Rifles. Lol used to think they were like the Red Ryder from Home Alone and Christmas Story haha.

[@the1bulldurham]

Loyal Remington customers? There were some left? I ceased being a loyal Remington customer years ago when y'all betrayed my trust in your products and customer service. Like many others I have moved on and found a lot of other great firearm companies. In all sincerity, good luck. But, I won't be back.

[@mikeingeorgia1]

Welcome Rem Arms! I only have one special request and I hope it’s not too challenging. When the 1911s were made in Ilion before, they had really nice looking letter fonts. When production moved to Alabama, it was changed quite a bit and not quite as nice looking. It would sure be nice if you’d use the original style lettering.

[@backcountrywesternhunter7452]

People with negative comments are an example of what's wrong with our society today. If you don't like Remington then move on. As a hard working, full tax paying, God fearing, proud American who will support my country, freedoms and right to bear arms to the death, I don't care to hear your negativity. We as 2A supporters need to support one another not tear each other down. We have enough government and anti's against us. We need to stand together as one. Good job Remington. Glad you are back to making firearms. The more companies, the more options the better. We can all have our favorites but support one another with plenty of sales to go around. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@TheID2184]

I haven't laughed this hard in a long time, thanks for that

[@7mmalltheway]

I have almost become a gunsmith by the ownership of three Rem 700s, including a replaced one by the company.

[@stokesjo82]

We need ammo!

[@jcraigshelton]

Remington ammunition is not part of Remarms. They are separate companies now.

[@fillthefeeder]

Bought new remarms 700 BDL today. Excellent rifle , could not be more please. 30 06 $900

[@automandan]

I'm going to wait and see before I pass judgement on rather I'll buy another Remington product.

[@stevejones8648]

when will we see the model 700 5r gen 2 back in the stores, I've been looking for months and it's always sold out.

[@fmorin71234]

I just bought a brand new 700 and I'm hoping it's like the old days. I had a 338 win mag and a 308 that were the most accurate dependable rifles I ever shot. I shot them in the deep south in high temperatures to Saskatchewan in December always performed flawlessly

[@scottlawrence1826]

We would LOVE to See you guys bring the ACR back to market!

[@Ammo08]

I handled a new one today, a BDL in 6.5 Creedmoor...nice looking rifle...fit and finish were very good and the bolt was slick. I hope they make the 6.5 in a heavy barrel SPS Tactical or Varmint.

[@mr.nobody68]

Remington Firearms is back I'll believe it when KZbinrs say it. There was a time that the Remington 700 was the most accurate rifle you could buy. Now? Remington is the joke of the gun industry. You took your reputation for quality, and flushed it down the shitter. And your products are wildly overpriced. Shooters want Remington to be a quality gun again. But we're going to shop elsewhere until that quality is proven. You broke our trust.

[@briansmith9853]

Awesome shit, please keep up parts support for existing models.

[@CaspersCave]

Any plans to resume production of factory magazines for discontinued rifles like the 740, 7400, 7600 series? The mags equipped with the bolt release are preferred as the after market versions don't offer that feature and are of questionable reliability 🤔

[@dalereynolds8703]

i have . been a big remington fan until the last few years and would like to be again,we"ll see

[@indieRealmsOfficial]

had a remington r1 1911 in the safe with my other pistols. the barrel started rusting in a year. all my other pistols are fine...

[@bigal25938]

Looking for a Model 700 BDL in 300 Win Mag. All I have seen are 30 06. Any plans for more calibers? Are the rifles going to be fitted with better triggers?

[@The-Christian]

I have an early 700 7mm mag adl best rifle I’ve ever owned I’ve hunted with it for almost 30 years hope they keep this line I’d like to buy a new one

[@dwightware908]

Well I hope your Quality is better.

[@MD-mm1zv]

Ok Remington. You see the comments. If you're really back...you don't have to say a thing. Build the best there is, and the word will get around. Word of mouth advertising is the best you can have...and the least expensive. Or, as you read here, the worst...and the most costly.

[@rickbort7875]

Remington has been a joke for decades, their Q.C. has been in the toilet this century. Years ago, I purchased a 870 Wingmaster in 20 gauge, and I went out of my way to wait and buy one manufactured in the 1960s, no way I was going to buy a brand new 870. No other company can compare to this one; used to be legendary and became one of the worst in the industry. And thank God I bought my New Haven made Marlin lever actions before Remington acquired them and turned that company into shit.

[@michaeldoe4805]

Dead cat bounce, this is what it is. Just trying to grab as much as from the recent run on guns and ammo and cash their retirements before it crashes and burns. I wonder how much money they paid to a PR firm to write up a text for this guy to read it on a video. Keep your cash, put it on other precious metals and guns and ammo, without a Remington name.

[@kristopherjoyce2322]

When are replacement barrels for the 870 going to be shipping?

[@anamerican481]

Hope you are doing well with this move, Remington is a name to up hold.

[@OneLieutenant]

I'm cautiously optimistic. My last shotgun was the first non-Remington I ever purchased (a Beretta A300 which is awesome). I hope this new company walks it's talk.

[@franzschmid9079]

Glad Remington is back. I bought my first Remington 700 back in 1992 in the USA and brougth it back to my home in Switzerland and still using it. In the last 10 years, quality get wors and Remington was trying the keep up with cheap supplier like Savage and so on. You introduced some cheap models with low quality, flimsy plastic stocks. If plastic stock, yes but than good quality stocks. As professional Marketing guy, in may opinion it was wrong. You have not to be the cheapest, but if you want to play in the higher priced area, you have to have good quality product. So you will be able to sell it even in Europe. That is only a tip from a professional Marketing guy in pension and right now a professional shooting teacher out of Switzerland.

[@altruisticscoundrel]

Great news! What do you have that competes with Bergara 14 HMR rifle? 308/300winmag

[@forcemajeur.5138]

All they have to do is remake the classics, back to late 1980s/1990 standards, and the rest would fall in line.

[@daveyrock6521]

Exactly. A simple gloss walnut stock with open sights is all I want for under 1200

[@jase8975]

I hope you guys are able to turn things around.

[@lowbudge007]

Let's hope so!

[@AGUNASSUTI-70]

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[@fokker34]

So the 80's Harley Davidson style sloppy assembly all gone? Or is the labor issue ongoing?

[@tomhopkins6758]

This is great to hear

[@markjohnson1814]

Well I looked at your "New Products" I am really not happy with the fair prices you talk about what a complete joke. Your guns are not interesting and with a CEO that has run Remington into the ground not once but 2 times I can expect products that underperform and are sold at a incredible price not worthy of the Remington name. Remington used to be for joe 6 pack now they seam to think they are Benelli, perhaps you should look at other companies that did this same thing Gander Mountain comes to mind they thought they were Bass Pro or Cabela's they in fact did not have that customer base and their customer left in droves (I am one of their old customers), where are they today MMMmmm well their out of business you might keep this in mind.

[@vettepilot427]

I'll take a couple dozen Model 700 extractors if you have any lying around. Throw in some ejector kits too while you're at it. It's been the only thing harder to get than primers.

[@runtimmytimer]

Quality is king. When the typical product has a flaw it's not a big deal to ship it back to the manufacturer for repair. With firearms it's a much bigger hassle. Be interesting to see what some of the independent, not bought and paid for gun tubers have to say about the quality coming off the new line.

[@tommysmyth254]

And ty

[@brianrakes1359]

This guy needs to be in jail for how he ran the original Remington company in the ground. He screwed over the employees and community, Then got put back in charge through a shady backroom deal.