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Re:Remington Arms Declares Bankruptcy by qserasera on Tuesday July 28, 2020 @02:00AM (#23972742)
Foreign weapons manufactueres declare victory once again. Russia seems to be in a military boom.
Re:Remington Arms Declares Bankruptcy by blaser-waffle on Tuesday July 28, 2020 @10:06AM (#23975907)
Plenty of other domestic brands to buy, Savage or Mossberg or Henry or whatever.

These are bolt action deer-getters, not Pantsir S1's. And outside of a handful of countries, no one is buying Pantsirs except Algeria (and maybe Iraq, which means half of them are going to end up as NATO playthings).

Re:Remington Arms Declares Bankruptcy by kevwil on Tuesday July 28, 2020 @01:35PM (#23978435)
I wouldn't disagree, overall, but it may not be that clear-cut. I heard Sig Sauer is closing a German factory and the US plant will be exporting US-made Sigs. Reminds me of the Accord I used to have, made in Ohio. Are these wins for foreign companies? I tend to think of them as domestic wins with foreign owners getting a slice off the top.
Re:Remington Arms Declares Bankruptcy by qserasera on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @01:02AM (#23983647)
For Sigs I suppose the market still exists in the US where it wouldn't in Europe.
Re:Remington Arms Declares Bankruptcy by coolspot on Tuesday July 28, 2020 @02:12PM (#23978902)
You can’t legally buy new Russian-made gun in U.S. due to sanctions.
Re:Remington Arms Declares Bankruptcy by ilstormcloud on Tuesday July 28, 2020 @05:34AM (#23973981)
Are they? What makes you say that? I would have assumed the CAATSA would make it very difficult to secure big budget sells.
Re:Remington Arms Declares Bankruptcy by qserasera on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @01:04AM (#23983650)
It's not very effective against places with low US economy exposure.

Economics dont happen in a vacuum