by the way, that's that's the remington works. i have a photo of my grandmother actually sitting outside the remington works for their best friend, but i couldn't find that today you go on there. yeah. okay good. but the rifle musket relatively new innovation combined these combined the merits of these two weapons. now again, three rounds a minute doesn't sound very impressive given given comparison with modern weapons, but considering that the average military rifle before the before the introduction of the rifle musket was capable of fire about one round a minute. we're talking about an effective tripling of fire right tripling a rate and volume of firepower. is not an insignificant thing. so the argument is that because the rifle musket is is longer ranged. because it is greater power because it is more accurate. all of a sudden infantry combat, which is the if the heart and soul of warfare the 19th century anyway. becomes bloody it becomes impossible to launch a frontal attack with the bayonet. the problem with this is almost

and remington says, you've got to work out that extend an imbalance bond, and then we can redistribute much more to our human welfare and to our traditional and military security. so this is, this is going forward a paradigm shift, not in terms of moving from one year to another, but getting everything in line so that everybody gains all the misuse. it's just to answer up to there for a 2nd please. why not? if it's a paradigm shift, why do it only in english? because both documents are composed written in english. why not do in our do the language of your country because the stake holders and all this, just let me finish the stakeholders and all this are the people of pakistan and why keep so much of it secret? just publish the whole thing so everyone can get involved in this conversation. so 1st of all, are you absolutely right? and the, some of the document is already been translated into, into although, and the larger document is also interested in and will be out because that's exactly what we want. we want it to be in the country with one intellectual input we. we want critique. s

we spoke to co-founder ginger chandler, former senior vice president of remington.he says now is the time to bring the gun to market. >> consumers are more comfortable with smart devices and technology has gotten smaller. is there any fear the gun go off when they use areas if needed next year? absolutely. i mean, just like a mechanical firearm. if it doesn't go up when you want it to. >> you could under stress be hurt. just like the mechanical firearm goes through all the reliability testing. so, you know, it's going to work. we're putting this going through that same set of reliability but there is skepticism from gun shop owners. every guy on the planet is basically held together with been springs. that stuff is physical. if you put a break into that. >> that require some sort of electronic into this and the batteries that, for example, like? >> yeah, i mean, i think that that is probably the concern. >> and this kind of product has been promised for years and has the potential for a big industry shake-up, particularly in states with tighter gun laws that might o

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change in the market in that for much of the 2020 surge, one of the biggest ammunition producers, remington, was on the sidelines. they had gone through a bankruptcy and they weren't producing. >> why? >> they had gone through bankruptcy, had mismanagement and other factors, but our company actually acquired that company, that ammunition facility out of bankruptcy in october of 2020 and we have been ramping up production at that facility. we've more than doubled employment, we've done 72,000 hours of worker training. we're standing up a supply chain. and so the equivalent is to have charmin not producing toilet paper during the early surges of covid. that's the same analogy. now that this facility is back up and running again, we think we're doing our part to get more supply to meet the demand. >> when can i tell my uncle he'll have his primers? thank you, i'll yield back. >> miss turner, i wanted to follow up on something you mentioned. we had a hear about a month ago in overcrowding in the public parks and you mentioned that in your testimony and you mentioned something interesting that w

we spoke to co-founder ginger chandler, former senior vice president of remington. she says now is the time to bring the gun to market. >> consumers are more comfortable with smart devices and technology has gotten smaller. is any fear the gun go off when they use areas if needed next year? absolutely. i mean, just like a mechanical firearm. if it doesn't go up when you want it to. >> you could under stress be hurt. just like the mechanical firearm goes through all the reliability testing. so, you know, it's going to work. we're putting this going through that same set of reliability but there is skepticism from gun shop owners. every guy on the planet is basically held together with been springs. that stuff is physical. if you put a break into that. >> that require some sort of electronic into this is the batteries that, for example, why? >> yeah, i mean, i think that that is probably the concern. >> and this kind of product has been promised for years and has the potential for a big industry shake-up, particularly in states with tighter gun laws that might only su

we spoke to co-founder ginger chandler, former senior vice president of remington.s now is the time to bring the gun to market. >> consumers are more comfortable with smart devices and technology has gotten smaller. is there any fear the gun go off when they use areas if needed next year? absolutely. i mean, just like a mechanical firearm. if it doesn't go up when you want it to. >> you could under stress be hurt. just like the mechanical firearm goes through all the reliability testing. so, you know, it's going to work. we're putting this going through that same said every level but there is skepticism fromigun shop owners. every guy on the planet is basically held together with been springs. that stuff is physical. if you put a break into that. >> that require some sort of electronic into this is the batteries that, for example, why? >> yeah, i mean, i think that that is probably the primary concern. >> and this kind of product has been promised for years and has the potential for a big industry shake-up, particularly in states with tighter gun laws that might onl

we spoke to co-founder ginger chandler, former senior vice president of remington. time to bring the gun to market. >> consumers are more comfortable with smart devices and technology has gotten smaller. is there any fear the gun go off when they use areas if needed next year? absolutely. i mean, just like a mechanical firearm. if it doesn't go up when you want it to. >> you could under stress be hurt. just like the mechanical firearm goes through all the reliability testing. so, you know, it's going to work. we're putting this going through that same set of reliability but there is skepticism from gun shop owners. every guy on the planet is basically held together with been springs. that stuff is physical. if you put a break into that. >> that require some sort of electronic into this is the batteries that, for example, why? >> yeah, i mean, i think that that is probably the concern. >> and this kind of product has been promised for years and has the potential for a big industry shake-up, particularly in states with tighter gun laws that might only support smart gu

we spoke to co-founder ginger chandler, former senior vice president of remington.is the time to bring the gun to market. >> consumers are more comfortable with smart devices and technology has gotten smaller. is there any fear the gun go off when they use areas if needed next year? absolutely. i mean, just like a mechanical firearm. if it doesn't go up when you want it to. >> you could under stress be hurt. just like the mechanical firearm goes through all the reliability testing. so, you know, at's going to work. we're putting this going through that same set of reliability but there is skepticism from gun shop owners. every guy on the planet is basically held together with been springs. that stuff is physical. if you put a break into that. >> that require some sort of electronic into this. and the batteries did, for example, why? >> yeah, i mean, i think that that is probably the primary concern. >> and this kind of product has been promised for years and has the potential for a big industry shake-up, particularly in states with tighter gun laws that might only s

liz: and there any deals with remington northern union pacific in any of the big rails. >> none thateased with reception we got from the rail industry and look forward to sharing more about that in the future you start right here on the claman countdown because i want to this and is fascinating to see anybody and anything like yours reinvigorating basically disrupting an old school you know, business and is so please come back to my thank you. liz: is been one year to the date, since charlie broke the news the north carolina senator richard burr would face and civil inquiry related to the insider trading now have an update on the case next charlie will break it when we come back and down 125-point, that is definitely close why the screen, other major industries coming right back. a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly

remington is about to move here.rts of the state which is what i ran on. you mentioned a lot of those companies but it is not just about bringing gun manufacturers to georgia but bringing good manufacturing jobs to all parts of our state, where these companies will be supported. we have ammunition companies doing business with the government, firearms manufacturers but the outdoor show as much of the shooting, sporting and tactical show for police officers so it's an entire industry that our state has thrived in during the pandemic. a lot of people were coming to georgia when other states had state parks closed but we never did that. we are open for business but also strong supporters of the second amendment. i talk about this, with the panel, the governors we work on getting constitutional carry past. it is a constitutional issue, this is the year we will get that done because georgians and americans, when you see what happened, the tragedy in new york yesterday, police officers getting shot, people in their bedroom