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In part 2 of "Remington 200," follow ARTV staff through the latter half of this quintessentially American company's history.

Watch this American Rifleman Television segment of Rifleman Review to learn more about the Remington RP45 semi-automatic handgun chambered in .45 ACP.

Along with the 7 mm Rem. Mag., Remington introduced its most popular bolt-action-the Model 700.

A half-century ago, Remington Arms Co. introduced a new gas-operated shotgun. Despite many models having come and gone from “Big Green’s” lineup, the solid Model 1100 Remington is still cataloged-and remains popular-to this very day.

Remington is gearing up to celebrate 200 years in business, and in the process is introducing some new products, as well as some interesting variations of some recent favorites.

Though not as well known as the Springfield and Rock Island ’03s, the more than 1 million M1903-based rifles made by Remington Arms Co. during World War II included the primary U.S. sniping rifle of that epic conflict.

Remington has announced the reintroduction of it Premier Scirocco Bonded center-fire rifle ammunition line.

Remington has released the RM380 Executive model, an all-metal, micro pistol designed for concealed carry.

The future for Remington Arms certainly looks different, but thanks to Roundhill Group, the oldest name in American firearms might actually have a future.