It looks like Remington is belatedly jumping on the profitable AR bandwagon with some help from Bushmaster (both Remington and Bushmaster are now owned by Cerberus – the same people who recently bought Chrysler):
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2007/10/18/remington-r-15-the-new-ar/
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2007/10/18/remington-r-15-the-new-ar/
The basic idea of the R-15 VTR is to bring a sporting focus to the black gun market. As such, the new rifle will be offered in three configurations–the Predator, Predator Carbine and Predator Carbine CS (collapsible stock) in two calibers—the .223 and Ruger .204—and will retail for $1,145. The three platforms (all in Advantage Max-1 HD camo) will feature button-rifled, fluted barrels with recessed hunting crowns. The uppers and lowers are machined from aluminum forgings and all will carry the Remington name. The free-floating fore-end tube is drilled and tapped for accessory rails and all rifles come with a five-round magazine box and a lockable hard case.




















































