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Thread: Remington Restructuring Announcement

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    CGN frequent flyer rhino62's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rod B View Post
    Now that the greedy pricks from Cerebrus are out of the picture perhaps Remington can recover.

    I wish them all the best, it's a sad thing to see this great old firm go under.
    Yes anything Cerebrus owns ends up in a very sorry state, same happened when they owned Chrysler!
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    Gravel Agency came through for me, I received my two Remington 700 LVSF stocks back from them last week. They were both fixed real nice, under warranty, no charge. I like my Remington rifles, they are great shooters.

    I hope this all gets resolved, if they go under, all the current good Remington rifles in Canada will go up in value.

    Only my opinion!....

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    Remington has had their problems here and there but I always liked them, I even consider the 5r better than the tikka.
    I'm just frankly confused why they decided to keep pumping out mediocre 700s for $600-700 when they could have focused on the 5R class which was competitive with the T3 at $1k-1.2k
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    I like my Remingtons.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Battlerifleelitist View Post
    Remington has had their problems here and there but I always liked them, I even consider the 5r better than the tikka.
    I'm just frankly confused why they decided to keep pumping out mediocre 700s for $600-700 when they could have focused on the 5R class which was competitive with the T3 at $1k-1.2k
    A large part of the market in the US are guns flowing through large stores like Walmart. Price point is a big thing when you are dealing with average hunters who use the rifle a few times a year.


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    Hi,
    So what is happening with Big Green?
    Just saw the announcement on the news.
    How is it going to affect the Canadian market?
    And Gravel as a distributor and factory warranty service?
    Please tell us what you know/we need to know!
    Business as usual.

    This is just the finalization of the process that began over a month ago.

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