“Tag: r51”

This week we are on the hallowed ground of Belleau Wood.

American Rifleman’s Mark Keefe examines Remington’s latest iteration of the R51 pistol.

Following a recall of its retro-styled R51s, Remington's new R51 is more than worthy of consideration.

If you've been admiring the Remington 200th Anniversary editions all year but haven't decided whether to pull the trigger, you might want to give it more immediate attention.

No company is flawless, nor is any particular design. But the R51 better be so close that one cannot tell the difference.

After some early setbacks, the re-engineered Remington R51 pistol is set to hit dealers' shelves August 12, 2016.

Some would call Remington’s production suspension of the R51 pistol a debacle. I call it a sign of changing market dynamics when it comes to new firearm introductions. It speaks to how guns are made today how consumers and the firearm press cover new guns.

For those relatively new to the firearm industry it would seem that the Remington R51’s suspension from production is the end of the world. It’s not. What happens next is what is important.

If you own a Remington R51 9 mm pistol, listen up: Remington has announced they will replace it with a new production gun this fall.