Remington Firearms Is BACK! | Gun Talk Radio

Published on July 31, 2023
Duration: 13:29

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the resurgence of Remington firearms under the new Rim Arms company. Jeff Galloway highlights improvements in the iconic Remington 700 and 870 platforms, including the adoption of 5R rifling, Timney triggers, and advanced CNC manufacturing processes. The discussion also covers new product lines like the 783 rifle and V3 Pro shotgun, as well as the relocation of centerfire production to LaGrange, Georgia.

Quick Summary

Rim Arms is revitalizing Remington firearms with significant upgrades. New Remington 700 rifles feature 5R rifling for better accuracy and Timney triggers for a superior pull. Advanced 100% CNC machining ensures precise actions, and the Model 700 Alpha One includes toolless bolt disassembly and an external bolt release.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction to Remington's Return
  2. 00:15History of Remington and Rim Arms
  3. 00:37Introducing Rim Arms and Jeff Galloway
  4. 00:50Continuity of Remington Firearms Manufacturing
  5. 01:01Support for Historical Products (870, 700)
  6. 01:26Iconic Remington Firearms: 870 and 700
  7. 02:12Improvements to the Remington 700
  8. 02:225R Rifling Explained
  9. 02:35The Role of Triggers (Timney)
  10. 03:15Twist Rate Improvements
  11. 03:25Left-Handed 700 Availability Discussion
  12. 04:21Rim Arms Website and 700 Variations
  13. 04:30Remington 700 Alpha One Hunter
  14. 04:41BDL and CDL 700 Models
  15. 04:51Synthetic and Enhanced 700 Models
  16. 05:06The Remington 783 Rifle
  17. 05:27Ultimate Muzzleloader Updates
  18. 05:45Remington Shotgun Offerings (870)
  19. 06:13Newer Shotgun Models: V3 Pro
  20. 06:29V3 Pro Features: Feed Controls and Carry
  21. 07:00Explaining the Three-Position Carry
  22. 08:39Rim Arms Facility Locations
  23. 08:48Production Sites: Illinois, New York, Georgia
  24. 09:03New LaGrange, Georgia Facility
  25. 09:12Future of Remington Firearms
  26. 09:23Are New Remingtons Better Than Old?
  27. 09:34Advanced Manufacturing: CNC and Blueprinting
  28. 10:00Accuracy of Modern Remington 700s
  29. 10:10Limited Runs and Classic Editions
  30. 10:23New Calibers and Straight Wall Cartridges
  31. 10:42Rim Arms Capacity Post-Bankruptcy
  32. 11:12Availability of Remington Firearms
  33. 11:24Future of Bolt Action Rifle Development
  34. 11:34The Alpha One 100 as Top-Tier
  35. 11:46Openness to New Technology and Features
  36. 12:08Focus on the Alpha One Reinvention
  37. 12:23Alpha One Features: Toolless Disassembly
  38. 12:44Alpha One Features: External Bolt Release
  39. 12:58Law Enforcement and Home Defense Lines
  40. 13:04SKU Count and Product Range
  41. 13:13Closing Remarks and Website

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key improvements in the new Remington 700 rifles from Rim Arms?

New Remington 700 rifles from Rim Arms feature 5R rifling for improved bullet performance and accuracy. They also incorporate Timney triggers for a consistent pull and are manufactured with 100% CNC machining, resulting in highly precise actions comparable to a blueprinted action.

Where are the new Remington firearms manufactured by Rim Arms?

Rim Arms manufactures shotguns in Illinois and New York. However, their centerfire rifle lines, including the Remington 700 and 783, are now produced at their new headquarters and facility located in LaGrange, Georgia.

What is 5R rifling and why is it an improvement for firearms?

5R rifling is an advanced rifling design that uses an angled land pattern, differing from standard rifling. This design minimizes bullet deformation, leading to enhanced accuracy and better performance, particularly with modern ammunition types and ballistic tip projectiles.

What are some notable features of the Remington 700 Alpha One model?

The Remington 700 Alpha One boasts several modern enhancements, including toolless bolt disassembly, an enlarged magazine for accommodating longer cartridges, and an external bolt release located on the side of the receiver for improved ergonomics and ease of use.

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