Remington is not going to fix the R51s out there. They're going to replace all of them.
If you have an original R51 and you can afford to eat the cost, it might be worth hanging on to for a long-term collector's item. Although it might be into the next century before one of your descendants can cash in on it.
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Sunday, July 27, 2014
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Haven't heard...what are the defective ones doing?
ReplyDeleteFailure to, oh, hell, you name it. They didn't work and the cocking serrations on the slide were knife-sharp.
ReplyDeleteMy suspicion is that Remington contracted the manufacture of the gun out to the place that made Lorcins, Ravens and Hi-Points.