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I was watching a David Drake vid on Youtube giving a 2 minute history of Remington Arms.

What caught my attention was that the people that bought Remington Arms division, the Roundhill Group would be producing the guns under the name "Remarms".

So I typed into my browser www.remarms.com, and low and behold they have a working website with the guns they will be producing and contact information for the plant in Ilion NY.

According to the video, Roundhill Groups plans are to have guns on dealer shelves by this coming hunting season.

Link:
The new Remington guns

Model seven stainless!!!

This should be in the campfire section as well

Chop chop

No 6.5 manbun offerings

I wish them well and for
GOOD firearms.

Wish them luck..

Probably forthcoming with a 1:9 twist......

And the sands of time start running towards the next bankruptcy.

Don’t get me wrong, I hope they do well. In fact, I think all they have to do in order to succeed is not do all the dumb stuff they did last go round.

6mmRem fans will be happy

Call me a pessimist . . .

First Remarms.com doesn't look a whole lot different that the last iteration of Remington.com that listed firearms. I'd hazard a guess that over half the firearms pictured won't make it to production anytime soon.

Second, if anyone in the Roundhill Group is worth their 'salt', they'll have taken a hard look at what was selling and what wasn't prior to Remington's demise - both their own models/chamberings and those of others. Case in point, chit can the Versa Max and V3. In the lst 5-10 years they were never players in the autoloading shotgun market. Next up, half of the 870 line-up could disappear and nobody would be any worse off - Wingmasters, 870 Express/Express Camo, and a combo. Maybe a tact-kewl version. As for rifles, again half of the 700 offerings could be dismissed and nobody would be the worse for it. ADL, BDL, CDL, SPS and SPS stainless; forget the Seven and 783 for now, and call it a day. And while they're at it, they (the Roundhill Group) need to take a look at caliber offerings, swallow their pride and offer a 6.5 CM and 300 WM (#1 and #2 selling chamberings in 2020, with the PRCs gaining ground) in the aforementioned models, with twist rates commensurate with the chambering. Failing at all of this will net nothing more than a 'rinse and repeat', and we'll see the Roundhill Group looking for another investment opportunity.

All of the above is JMO.

Their fate is sealed before they ever produce the first firearm. It was done when they chose NOT to move the factory out of NY to a cheaper, non-union state.

I'll do what I can to support them.

870 Wingmaster 12 and 20 Ga..

Model 7600
270 Win
308 Win
30-06 Sprg

And the M700 ADL 24" SS.
Caliber
243 Win
270 Win
308 Win
30-06 Sprg

Foundational start.




GR

Just adding a little.

With a 20" barrel? Pfffft.

Excellent! I'm in need of a new elk rifle and I've heard the .243 wasn't big enough.

Why?

Interesting that the site shows a 700 CDL-SF in 300 Savage. The 700 Classic in 300 Savage was a poor seller.

Drop the 6mm M7 and replace it with a 338Fed. I always thought they'd be a perfect match.