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Thoughts on remington 700 long range
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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 48126" data-source="post: 1585839"><p>All corporations have debt. People think thats its the little guy struggling to pay a mortgage when it comes to debt. Corporations are not immune. As awful as debt is, its what drives our economy. Loans provide the quick capital for innovation. With that innovation comes risk. Remington took risks and could not pay back their loans after their planned return on investments faultered. Its happens all the time. Companies merge, get sold, have hostile take overs.</p><p></p><p>Look at our car industry in 2009. Remington isn't unique with bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is not solely based on the product they are offering either. They can make a great product, but then something like Trump getting elected as president can hurt them. Since Trump, firearm sales have fallen flat. Its no longer a sellers market for firearms. The classifieds are a prime example. Guys selling $4k guns for $2.5k? Becuase they are junk? No, its because no one is buying right now. Same with the AR market. In 2012 the normal price for an AR was $850, now you cant sell an upper for $250.</p><p></p><p>Did bad leadership hurt remington? Of course, but it also has to do with the markets, current trends, political pressure, inflation. Its just not as simple as remington = crappy product = cant manage funds.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 48126, post: 1585839"] All corporations have debt. People think thats its the little guy struggling to pay a mortgage when it comes to debt. Corporations are not immune. As awful as debt is, its what drives our economy. Loans provide the quick capital for innovation. With that innovation comes risk. Remington took risks and could not pay back their loans after their planned return on investments faultered. Its happens all the time. Companies merge, get sold, have hostile take overs. Look at our car industry in 2009. Remington isn't unique with bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is not solely based on the product they are offering either. They can make a great product, but then something like Trump getting elected as president can hurt them. Since Trump, firearm sales have fallen flat. Its no longer a sellers market for firearms. The classifieds are a prime example. Guys selling $4k guns for $2.5k? Becuase they are junk? No, its because no one is buying right now. Same with the AR market. In 2012 the normal price for an AR was $850, now you cant sell an upper for $250. Did bad leadership hurt remington? Of course, but it also has to do with the markets, current trends, political pressure, inflation. Its just not as simple as remington = crappy product = cant manage funds. [/QUOTE]
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