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I wonder if Remington will be able to walk this one off? I knew this has been an issue for awhile, didn't know it went back around 65 years So back then they could have fixed it for about 5.5 cents a gun and didn't, but continued to run the same basic design seems crazy? Now they are willing to change out triggers on almost 8 million guns. So if half of those people send guns in assuming Remington is going to pick up the shipping both ways of probably 20 bucks a trip and they have say 5 bucks in parts and 15 in labor that's 60 bucks a gun. So about 240 million bucks. Can't imagine the cost could be lower if they are sending triggers out and paying the tab for a gunsmith to install them? This could end that company.