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["... While the new owners invested deeply with the intention to improve and modernize this remarkable company, they made one major mistake; in an effort to increase ....... "

Show me where it says in the cut n paste provided, where it says Remington retooled the Marlin line.

That is not a difficult question.

The ignorant, when faced with humility and truth turn tail and run. Every time.

No wonder Dylan Mulvaney is his icon.

"With that said, the company has spent considerable resources retooling with CNC equipment, and engineers have been busy blue-printing. The first production guns are the Model 336 .30-30 WCF. At the seminar I had the opportunity to examine and shoot one of the New York rifles manufactured on new tooling. It was a huge improvement overs guns produced since the move, as fit and finish were hugely improved and it functioned reliably. Further comment is withheld, however, until a production sample can be obtained, fully disassembled and examined, function checked and the rifle fired for accuracy at my own range.

As these words are written, the Model 1894... and Model 1895 .45-70 are just beginning to be produced. Samples are on the way, which I will soon review, whether good or bad, in these pages."
Brian Pearce, Rifle magazine May 2014

For now the Forth (4th) time. Show me something in writing stating REMINGTON re-tooled.
You keep cut-n-pasting from RUGER copy.

We all know Ruger retooled.Ruger was NEVER in the question.

You do know Remington and Ruger are separate Companies? I realize you mentally challenged kick and run name callers may be confused because they both start with R, but Christ's sake, they are different.

I accept your apologies when given.

Further, your unsourced cut-n-paste states " in 2014 as this is being printed, 1894's are working their way through the factory" Big Factory ? its mid 2023 and they just showed up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yeah there is a trustworthy source!

You're too stupid to even understand the 2014 article is about Remington. The 1894's that "just showed up" are Rugers. You've once again proven to be the biggest idiot here

A 2014 article has nothing to do with Ruger you dolt. What, do you think it was a prophecy?

Not only that the article clearly states "I had the opportunity to examine and shoot one of the NEW YORK RIFLES manufactured on NEW TOOLING."

Blackie, I don't know what to do for the guy? You can lead him to water but you can't get him to drink to save his life

Wow what's with all the hostility and personal attacks?
I know that the 1894's that just showed up are Rugers. EXACTLY MY POINT. If Remington retooled the line prior to 2020 why would Ruger take 3 years retooling a line just done? If the author of the 2014 article used the term "retooling" incorrectly, ( to describe the move and set up) which is highly plausible, Why would Ruger have to totally retool as they did? Someone is lying, given a Writer who makes his money sucking off manufacturers, or Ruger; I'm believing Ruger.
Still y'all got nothing from Big Green that says they retooled the Marlin line. EVER.

Gee it funny how truth never changes, but y'all are snapping at fly's with "RDS" trying to call me liar

Where is the water?

You'd be the one to know about hostility and personal attacks

Thank you for proving my point so quickly, right back to personal attacks.

Cite one time I drew first blood.

Pappy's words from 4/16/23 . [So Remington re-tooled and Ruger threw it out and started over. That's what your saying now]

Cuz 4 months ago,
"They are forged, and Ruger had to totally retool as the parts and machinery they got from “Remington” were unusable. Have yet to see a review of these that’s anything but very positive. Henrys are over a grand, the Italian imports are close to $2k, and the Mirokus are scarce and expensive when you can find them.

These ain’t tupperware rifles, and quality costs. If I wanted one, I would happily pay for a GOOD one, rather than suffer crap at a bargain price. It ain’t the ‘70s anymore."