Remington is now up and running 24/7 in their ammo business!

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Remington was going through a bankruptcy proceeding, and a major manufacturer wasn't making much ammunition."
Remington was one factor, but there were more than a couple and we all understand that. Remington didn't create the demand, and it can't satisfy it in the short term no matter what Lonoke puts out. We are all happy the Remington plant is getting back up to speed but the reason for the market disruption is far more complicated than one plant going offline or nearly so.
 
I would imagine many folk will be overbuying at the beginning of any resurgence. The manufacturers had better be on their toes.
I'm gonna hope that the retailers put limits on purchases until things get better. My locals have fair prices on ammo but with limits and the shelves are not looking so bare as inventory increases...
 
sounds good but why did they have people packing by hand, need to modernize that stuff, quality? they must never have shot they golden bullet 22lr, never liked their umc line either. I'm glad they are back in production will probably take a few months off the shortage.
 
You know it's the apocalypse when we get excited about Remington .22 being available. :p

Well at least I got the Golden Bullets and not the Thunderbolts.

I don't need many, it is a peculiarity of my Nelson Conversion, it SHOOTS CCI and Aquila but when I get to the end of a stage in 22 IDPA, it won't pull them out of the genuine tight throat match chamber. A few RP in my last magazine let me Un-Load and Show Clear without having to ask permission to "unload through the muzzle."
 
:scrutiny: But were various chamberings found at random times during the day?

I’m wondering about situations where people are finding more ammo around, i.e. 2:00 PM, vs. an hour or less after a store opens.

I can't wait to see the "flippers" retreat to their cribs, decorated in stylish Country French, from their profits.

Golden Bullet by Rem. has always been one of the more reliable brands in my standard M&P and Ruger Mark IV Standard.
:) And after > shortening recoil springs < in both guns, even bulk Federal (blue + Automatch) is finally just as reliable as G. Bullet.
 
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They were never completely down but after the first of the two bankruptcy most of Remington's supplier were operating in a mode where Remington had to pay cash up front before the supplier would deliver the parts or raw materials. Remington's limited cash reserves after the first bankruptcy meant that frequently the various lines were starved for raw materials. So never completely down but short on materials. They may have been down for just a week or two after Vista bought the plants and their FFL paper work was being completed but that IIRC only took a couple weeks. I believe they had already started that paper work for the FFL before the auction was even over. So now with Vista at the helm, FFL's in place, and with a good line of credit no doubt the supplier are back to more typical credit terms and the material is flowing at regular intervals and production is coming back up to the full capacity of the facility and its work force.

Thanks for the sanity check! The self-described "smart ones" don't seem to grasp this (see above.) If they had an actual line stoppage it was for a couple of weeks at most, not the many months some of the "experts" claim.
 
Remington ammo was down for nine months. Twice as long as the rest. And they produce about a quarter of all the primers.

Basically a bunch of rich Democrats bought Remington to destroy it. Pushed into bankruptcy then broke it into pieces and sold it off.
Nah. That's simply not true.
 
You had no idea they were down? They have been down since about last summer and ceased when the BK happened. All one had to do was go into any Walmart and you saw no Remington ammo for months. When they start showing up at the big box stores, then I'll believe it.............
That's not true... Anyone with bad info shouldn't be lecturing anyone.
 
They WERE down since the BK running at most at 10% of capacity. When Vista took over, they said to get the plant up and running was going to be the same as a cold start-up. SO yes, they were basically down and out for a while.
 
More (quantity) RECENT riots a.k.a. protests

RECENT LEO shootings

Uncertain political 2A future, new bills introduced THIS WEEK (and dummies STILL, SOMEHOW parroting ''oh it's Ok'' and, ''they'll never do that'')

Near record drought of reloading supplies

Ammo shortages and LIMITS, as mentioned very recently i.e. this post

I think we are still a long, long ways out to a NEW normal. No, NOT a return to the OLD normal.

All evidence based...but...what do I know:cool:


YMMV
 
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