No, Remington, which is America's oldest gun maker, is still based in Madison, N.C. But one should be aware of a few things. Though Remington has production facilities in New York, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Ohio, they are "globalizing" their operations. What that means is that some things will be (and are now being) fabricated outside the United States. Does that mean a whole weapon or type of ammunition? A subassembly? Some type(s) of raw material(s)? Specifics are not commonly available, but the company might be open to supplying information to the curious individual. A link to Remington's home page is provided.
It still is being used
being armed
Yes
Lack of profit
No 35 Remington fired only 35 rem. The 35 Remington is a good cartridge, it's a little more difficult to find but it is still being made.
When did Russia stop being a monarchy and become a republic?
You can't. Federal law prohibits felons from purchasing, possessing, or being granted access to firearms.
it is in russia, not in yemen....
Nothing I know of in regards to Remington Firearms but FAT32 is the older file sytem for windows operating system. NTFS being it's "recommended" replacement. <><><> It may also be a designation on Italian military rifles of WW 2 and earlier- stood for the name of the arsenal- Fabrica Armi Terni.
no. you cannot change bolts rifle to rife without being head spaced. even if they fit you never do this.
The Remington 700 is a model number. It is chambered in different calibers. The 30-6 being one of them.
Marlin Firearms was bought out by Remington Firearms. They then moved production out of New Haven Conn. In the last year there have been many reports of poorly manufactured firearms. I purchased a Marlin 70PT last year, Nov. 2011, through Gunbroker.com. The front sight had been installed at an angle and the micro-grooving was not cut in the barrel. I sent in in for repair. Marlin said they would replace the gun but I may not see it until March. Remington took over the repair. I knew the 70PT was no longer in production but they insisted it was. In March I contacted them again, they said, the 70PT was not being produced and would I like a 70PSS. But, I would have to wait because they've had "Production problems". It's been five months with no replacement in sight.