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I purchased 3 R1s and a Marlin 1895 in the last few years and all are excellent!
granted Remington has had some issues when they 1st moved down south!
Having spent 39 yrs. of my life in a major farm equipment manufacturer I will have to say that anytime a new product or revision and or a new work force is involved there WILL BE PROBLEMS.
It is how those problems are resolved that counts!
it seems to me they have reigned in most of the complaints , as seen by very few complaints any more..
just another thought on the processes promoted my manufacturing GURUS in the last 20 yrs or so. is that they pretty much DO NOT have inspection any more as this was considered redundant!!
to say this is a good way to do things, I do not agree, problems that used to be caught in house now escape to the real world! these practices are utilized by almost every large manufacturer!
my experience has shown that these types of problems are also common globally!
all this in the race for the last dollar!!
granted Remington has had some issues when they 1st moved down south!
Having spent 39 yrs. of my life in a major farm equipment manufacturer I will have to say that anytime a new product or revision and or a new work force is involved there WILL BE PROBLEMS.
It is how those problems are resolved that counts!
it seems to me they have reigned in most of the complaints , as seen by very few complaints any more..
just another thought on the processes promoted my manufacturing GURUS in the last 20 yrs or so. is that they pretty much DO NOT have inspection any more as this was considered redundant!!
to say this is a good way to do things, I do not agree, problems that used to be caught in house now escape to the real world! these practices are utilized by almost every large manufacturer!
my experience has shown that these types of problems are also common globally!
all this in the race for the last dollar!!