Remington Defense Products Now Available to Civilians

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posted on March 12, 2015
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For the first time ever, Remington Arms Company is making available, effective immediately, certain Remington Defense products for the civilian consumer market.

Initial offerings from Remington Defense available to consumers will include the following models – R4GP (Remington Gas Piston) Carbine, R4 Carbine, PSR/MSR (Modular Sniper Rifles) and M2010 (US ARMY replacement for the M24 Sniper Rifle).

Remington’s Defense Division is comprised of a highly specialized team of former U.S. Special Operations personnel whose mission is to design and build the best firearm-based weapon systems in the world, and to sell those weapon systems to the U.S. Military, law enforcement agencies in the United States and allied nations around the world. This Division has its own dedicated team of research and development engineers as well as its own dedicated unit of manufacturing personnel who do not perform any work at Remington except for work in support of the Division, ensuring the firearms manufactured by the Division embody the utmost level of quality as well as the most advanced technology available today.

For information on how to order Remington Defense commercial products, please contact your local firearms retailer or visit remington.com/remingtondefense.   

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