Not a surprise if they do. Remington started the whole “dummying down” phase in the gun industry starting in the 50’s and forcing all to follow suit or not sell product. Unfortunately as time has gone on they have continued on that slope and shooters have accepted it and even embraced it in the name of saving a few $. I have very few newer firearms in my ownership preferring guns from an era where pride and quality of workmanship and materials meant something. I only own one Remington though I had several in the past and aside from the one I own now those others always left me broken down in the middle of a tournament or waterfowl hunt. I haven’t purchased a new Remington since 1987 and never will again.
Last edited by The Spank; 11-24-2017 at 04:23 PM.
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