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New Owner of Remington Arms Talks of its FUTURE
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<blockquote data-quote="RCHunter" data-source="post: 1996552" data-attributes="member: 108327"><p>Remington employed too many hand operations where machining would have resulted in a better rifle. For instance: threading the receiver for the barrel by hand, resulting in off center and barrels not concentric to the action. Remington needs some engineers to straighten out their build processes to get things concentric, parallel, and perpendicular the why the prints specify! I love Remingtons, but their quality has fallen dramatically over the years!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RCHunter, post: 1996552, member: 108327"] Remington employed too many hand operations where machining would have resulted in a better rifle. For instance: threading the receiver for the barrel by hand, resulting in off center and barrels not concentric to the action. Remington needs some engineers to straighten out their build processes to get things concentric, parallel, and perpendicular the why the prints specify! I love Remingtons, but their quality has fallen dramatically over the years! [/QUOTE]
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