PSA gets a large chuck of Remington.

[Suther]

Doesn't Federal now own all US ammo manufacturing?

Do they also own winchester?

[gwhysow]

Marlin at Ruger. That will be a winning combo.

[jetfixer]

Didn't Remington largely get that sorted out? I know they were bad when Remington first took over, but my understanding was they had largely worked out the issues in the past few years - you certainly don't see the number of threads about it that you used to?

I have seen fairly recent (last 6 months) YouTube videos on Marlin lever actions rifles still not functioning consistently/properly, during my research on .44 Mag lever action rifles before I bought one. I was leaning towards a Marlin lever action as a .17HMR bolt action Marlin I had many years ago was a fantastic rifle, but the unfavorable reviews dissuaded me. Perhaps, like you mentioned, they have sorted it out with recent production lots.

[All in fun]

I'm not sure what exactly PSA got. I see the silencers, and the barrel company, and they seem a good fit. The rest seem to just be brand names with no assets.

Ruger with Marlin may be a good thing.

[Janeau]

A real estate cie getting Remington - this will go nowhere and disappear for good..it’s a shame..

[Sasquatch807]

Do they also own winchester?

Browning's owners own Winchester.

[$kull]

Hopefully ACR will be resurrected. I can use a 11" ACR these days.

Yeah maybe they will make them light enough to hold with only 2 arms too

[Wild_Thing]

Browning's owners own Winchester.

I thought Herstal owned FN, Browning and U.S. Repeating Arms(AKA Winchester firearms) , while Olin owns the Winchester Ammunition brand and licenses the Winchester name?