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I wonder if the trigger issues had anything to do with the bankruptcy? Seems like they had to have spent a lot of money with all the lawsuits and trigger recalls/replacements.
Just read another article on this today.http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/25/gun-maker-remington-files-for-bankruptcy.htmlTheir explanations make no sense. No manufacturer "ramps up" production without open orders to support it. They had a crap-ton of debt in 2007, they never did any debt reduction when the markets were good, and now there is another slowdown.It's basic economics people - excess debt leads to excess problems. This is a problem that goes back to mismanagement long before Sandy Hook or the Trump victory. If your company is purchased in 2007 for 118 million, but you have 250 million in debt, you're already in a bad position.
Sad, and ironic that a Trump election victory probably pushed their over the edge.
Quote from: Bob33 on February 12, 2018, 09:52:21 PMSad, and ironic that a Trump election victory probably pushed their over the edge.I bet it was more the trigger recall problem mixed with everything else. They spent tens of Millions on that.