I know this is the classifieds but I'm trying to get the attention of REMINGTON collectors/fans, and I see A LOT of classic remington firearms go through here almost daily so I'm sure there's more than a few of you out there. Would anyone here be interested in a dedicated REMINGTON forum? Want to know how much interest is out there. I know there's a ton of knowledgeable people on the fire and I think it would be a great place for all the remington fans to hang out and learn and share what they know to others.

I'd lurk there

Sure. A closet lurker myself.

Rem Hoarder

Do it!

sure

No.

I would!

Count me in

Damn straight that would be nice

I’m in.

I'm in

Yes!

Sure

I'm in.

Yes!

Yes

Go for it, never hurts to re-enforce our nations history and heritage and firearms were, are, a part of that history. The woke bastards today are all out to destroy it, any way we can counter their efforts is worth while, as long it doesn’t impede on some one else rights.

Yes

Yes

Yes…..absolutely

It would be great. Do it.

I’m in

Sure sure, it'll be like the new girl hired at the plant. Everyone will want to try her at first but interest will wain as word gets around. LOL But like I said on another thread, if we have a 16 gauge forum we can have anything.

I’d be interested in it

I think it would be a great place to house pictures and Remington reference material.

Yes

I'm interested

The DemoRats & The Unions Ran Remington Out Of New York

Dirty Harry

Hope you have better luck than I did, tried to get Rick to make a suppressor forum but nope not enough interest he said.
That’s ok.
There’s better sites around for that.

Yes!

Always looking to learn something new

Sweets: Count me in on a Remington Collectors or simply a Remington forum.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy
P.S.: Let me know if I can help out in any particular way.

Yes please

Here is a M14 30 Rem. that is on the market.

Yes, I'm in.

Lol

Like it! MTG

I would be in the market, If I could just find a use for it today.

I grew up with a couple of beaters in 30 Rem. Dad took all the best parts from both and built one good dependable rifle. The other? You had to push forward on the slide to keep the bolt in battery when firing. We did not know enough to understand that was probably not the safest practice. I bought a really nice one in about 1985. But it got stolen out of my house a couple years later in a burglary.

They would still make a great youth rifle, if one could find ammo, or even brass.

That is the first one I have seen with a scope mounted.