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Sgt Fury
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Bought several different boxes of turkey loads for my new 20 gauge....sighted it in a couple of days ago. When I found the best load for the gun, I called around to every gun shop within 50 miles and no one has the loads in stock. Even went to bass pro in Atlantic City and cabelas in Delaware. My only hope is cabelas in West Virginia when I come out in a few weeks, or Bridgeport Equiptment in Marietta.
They were executive ACTION not ORDERS. There is a significant difference. The bigger issue is his appointment to the head of the AFT er I mean ATF. I guarantee the ATF goes after the pistol braces, 80% lowers, printed lowers in the next 90 days.
Ohiosam
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Remington Ammunition is back in operation, and its new president, Jason Vanderbrink, addresses consumers straight from the factory floor in his latest "Where's the Ammo?" video above.
"Today, we're in our American manufacturing facility in Lonoke, Ark.," Vanderbrink said. "You'll see that Big Green is back and stronger than ever."
Following Remington Outdoors' bankruptcy in 2020, Vista Outdoor, parent company of Federal Premium, purchased the Remington ammunition facility in Arkansas, along with most of Remington's trademarks. Immediately following the acquisition, Vista sent a number of experienced managers down to the Lonoke facility to get production back on track.
The lack of consistent production at the Remington ammo plant is considered one of the elements in the perfect storm of supply chain issues that have plagued the ammo market through 2020 and into 2020.
"You know what? I am sick and tired of not being able to find Remington ammunition on the shelves," he said. "We are fixing that. American manufacturing is about to roar, and Remington ammunition is back."
Remington, one of the largest ammunition facilities in the United States, had difficulty obtaining the raw materials needed to fill its capacity. As a result, employees were laid off, machines were idled, all while domestic ammunition demand reached unprecedented heights. With Vista Outdoor's management, production is flowing.
"Our workforce is doing fantastic, and our raw material suppliers have really come through, so now, Remington's going 24/7, and everyone will get to enjoy the quality ammunition that Lonoke, Ark. makes," Vanderbrink said.
Now under competent management, the Remington plant has a bright future ahead, and consumers can take a look at what's rolling out from the factory at Remington Ammunition's new website. As production ramps up, Vanderbrink highlighted the primary focus of the plant's new management.
"It took 205 years to build this brand, and we will never, ever sacrifice quality," he added.
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"Today, we're in our American manufacturing facility in Lonoke, Ark.," Vanderbrink said. "You'll see that Big Green is back and stronger than ever."
Following Remington Outdoors' bankruptcy in 2020, Vista Outdoor, parent company of Federal Premium, purchased the Remington ammunition facility in Arkansas, along with most of Remington's trademarks. Immediately following the acquisition, Vista sent a number of experienced managers down to the Lonoke facility to get production back on track.
The lack of consistent production at the Remington ammo plant is considered one of the elements in the perfect storm of supply chain issues that have plagued the ammo market through 2020 and into 2020.
"You know what? I am sick and tired of not being able to find Remington ammunition on the shelves," he said. "We are fixing that. American manufacturing is about to roar, and Remington ammunition is back."
Remington, one of the largest ammunition facilities in the United States, had difficulty obtaining the raw materials needed to fill its capacity. As a result, employees were laid off, machines were idled, all while domestic ammunition demand reached unprecedented heights. With Vista Outdoor's management, production is flowing.
"Our workforce is doing fantastic, and our raw material suppliers have really come through, so now, Remington's going 24/7, and everyone will get to enjoy the quality ammunition that Lonoke, Ark. makes," Vanderbrink said.
Now under competent management, the Remington plant has a bright future ahead, and consumers can take a look at what's rolling out from the factory at Remington Ammunition's new website. As production ramps up, Vanderbrink highlighted the primary focus of the plant's new management.
"It took 205 years to build this brand, and we will never, ever sacrifice quality," he added.
An Official Journal Of The NRA | Big Green Is Back: Remington Ammo Plant Working 24/7
Remington Ammunition President Jason Vanderbrink announced that "the Big Green is back" and showcased the company's Lonoke, Ark. plant.
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Remington Ammunition is back in operation, and its new president, Jason Vanderbrink, addresses consumers straight from the factory floor in his latest "Where's the Ammo?" video above.
"Today, we're in our American manufacturing facility in Lonoke, Ark.," Vanderbrink said. "You'll see that Big Green is back and stronger than ever."
Following Remington Outdoors' bankruptcy in 2020, Vista Outdoor, parent company of Federal Premium, purchased the Remington ammunition facility in Arkansas, along with most of Remington's trademarks. Immediately following the acquisition, Vista sent a number of experienced managers down to the Lonoke facility to get production back on track.
The lack of consistent production at the Remington ammo plant is considered one of the elements in the perfect storm of supply chain issues that have plagued the ammo market through 2020 and into 2020.
"You know what? I am sick and tired of not being able to find Remington ammunition on the shelves," he said. "We are fixing that. American manufacturing is about to roar, and Remington ammunition is back."
Remington, one of the largest ammunition facilities in the United States, had difficulty obtaining the raw materials needed to fill its capacity. As a result, employees were laid off, machines were idled, all while domestic ammunition demand reached unprecedented heights. With Vista Outdoor's management, production is flowing.
"Our workforce is doing fantastic, and our raw material suppliers have really come through, so now, Remington's going 24/7, and everyone will get to enjoy the quality ammunition that Lonoke, Ark. makes," Vanderbrink said.
Now under competent management, the Remington plant has a bright future ahead, and consumers can take a look at what's rolling out from the factory at Remington Ammunition's new website. As production ramps up, Vanderbrink highlighted the primary focus of the plant's new management.
"It took 205 years to build this brand, and we will never, ever sacrifice quality," he added.
An Official Journal Of The NRA | Big Green Is Back: Remington Ammo Plant Working 24/7
Remington Ammunition President Jason Vanderbrink announced that "the Big Green is back" and showcased the company's Lonoke, Ark. plant.
Thanks for the article. When will these executives understand that words without numbers is just a bunch of lip-service PR fluff. When will we actually have journalists that ask questions instead of publish PR releases..
What was the production number during the "Lack of consistent production" period?
What is the current production numbers now that it's "Under competent management"?
What is the targeted production capacity goals for Q2, Q3, & Q4?
"And consumers can take a look at what's rolling out from the factory at Remington Ammunition's new website."
Well let me go see..
Well that's about freaking worthless.. Oh but look the price has gone from about $19 a box to $30
Ohiosam
*Supporting Member*
C&E in Athens still has some turkey loads in stock pretty reasonable. Not sure what your looking for but might be worth a phone call. Or tell me what your wanting and I can swing in and check tomorrow.
Chancegriffis
Active Member
Their Bridgeport location is loaded down with guns and ammo with no ammo restrictions to the amount you buy
Did you guys see the bill passed in W. Virginia that would remove taxes on ammunition and firearms? It would also give tax credit to manufacturers as well. It's taking effect in 90 days.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ng-sales-tax-guns-tax-break-gun-manufacturers
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ng-sales-tax-guns-tax-break-gun-manufacturers
Big_Holla
Senior Member
Hmm, maybe a new industrial ammo/gun revolution coming to WVa with those initial incentives.
Expansion on ammunition manufacturing has too be looked at with the current demand.... WV is being proactive on making sure that they’ll be looked at favorably.... Kudos too them....
It's an excellent move from an otherwise bumbling idiot of a Governor. The economic developers in their state just got some serious ammo, pun intended.
It would be interesting to see how much tax was collected from the Pittman-Robertson act with all the gun and ammo sales in the past year.
$12.2 million in 2020
$7.3 million in 2019
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I was hoping you’d see this and add too it. A brief look around and it was pretty vague, almost like they didn’t want too let that part out.
I was trying too find a breakdown by year. All I could find is articles mentioning an amount with a couple years in it.
Big_Holla
Senior Member
Remington Ammunition Says They are Now "Working 24/7" to Combat Ammo Shortage
Remington Ammunition says they are back and working 24/7 in order to combat the ammo shortage gripping the country.
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