Lawmakers in South Carolina are extending an open invitation to gun and ammunition manufacturers across the country who are seeking new locations to set up shop. The Palmetto State says they’re open for business and welcome the companies. Read more →
Remington is building a new $32 million ammo plaint in Lonoke, Ark. that should be running at full capacity in about a year. Meanwhile, imports are skyrocketing. Read more →
Remington was hurting in the 1870s with Sharps and Winchester repeaters walking strides ahead of them in many consumers minds. The company needed a novel new product that put the Remington name on a quality repeating rifle and they thought they found the answer in a man from New Jersey and his bolt action firearms. Read more →
In a statement released on Tuesday, Remington said that the are staying in New York because “laws can be overturned and politicians voted out of office, but the decisions we make today will affect our people, their families and entire communities for generations.” Read more →
Last year Guns.com brought you eight to shoot before you die, but you all still seem to still be alive so here are five more that just have to pass through your hands before you head to that great gun show in the sky. Read more →
As Guns.com hits the road for a sneak peak at all the new guns and gear at the 2013 NRA convention this week, I thought we’d take a look at a classic. The DeSantis New York Undercover Shoulder Rig isn’t making headlines. But it is behind a lot of them, tucked neatly under a sports coat, right where it belongs. Read more →
The Remington Model 1911 R1 Carry is a well designed package. Everything about this gun is designed for efficient daily use. Though the R1 Carry is evocative of Remington’s historical 1911s, it is a thoroughly updated design. Read more →
Remington is teasing the world with snippets about their new VentureX project. What is it? We can’t say, but we do know Tracking Point, maker of “smart scopes,” is involved. Read more →
Remington is not joining the ranks of companies who are boycotting the state of New York. In fact, they’re expanding their facilities in Ilion where they will be building rifles for the military. Read more →
If you were a modern gentleman worth his salt back in the 1850s, you simply did not leave home without your walking cane so if you also were the type of man that simply didn’t leave home without a gun, it was an obvious marriage. Read more →