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Remington Truck @ L'Acadie, Jul 1

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Remington Truck @ L

An ATA trap shoot is scheduled for L'Acadie (Quebec) this weekend.

The Remington truck will be at the club on 1 July (Sunday).

People will able to shoot and see the new line from Remington.



 
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Why is it a dam shame, they never have produced a decent gun except for the T90, oh! , thats right! , they had the T90 produced for them, I stand corrected.

If Remingon was the only gun left to purchase I would just use a sling shot.

Sorry in advance for ruffeling anyones feathers.


Ken
 
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It's more of a shame in the lack of quality control and customer service in fixing the problems. We have ordered in so many new Remington products for customers over the last several years that had so many flaws and non-functioning guns that we are now telling the customers up-front that they will likely have problems. I hate to say that, because I am so loyal to the older 870's and have just loved the STS line since it's introduction. I am afraid Remington will never be what it was and I cannot see how they can stay in business many more years with what they are placing on the shelves.
 
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There is no reason the 32-3200 couldn't have been as successful as the K-80 had there been someone with the wherewithal to pursue it. And....there is no reason that the 1100 couldn't be develeoped into a propriatory target gun if someone in management would pull there head out and see what's popular...now!
 
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That picture reminds me Joe of being at Vails Esso on the old trans Canada in New Brunswick back in the 80's one day when the traveling salesman stopped in to take orders for the next season. Something you didn't see down here, the salesman treated you like you were one of a kind, top shelf. Fun times and some great memories.
 
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One of the local gunsmiths tells me that Remington no longer wants him to do warranty repairs as he has for many years in the past. Seems their restructuring wants all warranty work returned to the factory for service. That should mean a couple of weeks longer wait for service and probably shipping charges too. Now, that's good business??

Big Jack
 
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