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Today’s WSJ reports that efforts are underway to obtain investment support to revive the production of Winchester rifles in the United States, and to keep the iconic brand alive. http://neveryetmelted.com/?p=1149 Read more »
Last Friday, June 23, was the deadline for qualified bidders to submit proposals for acquisition of the New Haven, Connecticut facilities of U-S Repeating Arms Company (USRAC), licensee of the Winchester firearms brand. Read more »
NEW HAVEN, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 14, 2006--Winchester Firearms, that evoke images of the cowboys, buffalo, and in many parts of the world America, itself, is in danger of disappearing from these shores forever. Unless new owners can be found, Winchester Firearms will be moved wholly off-shore after 140 years. The firearms that won the west and helped arm the free people of the world through two world wars stopped all US production in March of this year. The last chance for this old soldier to stay an American started on June 1st and ends on June 23rd. That's 9 days to save THE American Icon. www.BusinessWire.com Read more »
Take a look at your voice and how many of you have spoken out from how many countries! 52 countries or over 25% of the World! Read more »
NEW HAVEN - Mayor John DeStefano, Jr. today announced that the City of New Haven and U.S. Repeating Arms Co. have come to terms on the “stand still” agreement the City has been seeking, pursuant to which both parties will cooperate while the City and a third party consultant seek a new buyer for the plant. Read more »
Andy Bromage NEW HAVEN — U.S. Repeating Arms Co. has agreed to open its books to city officials for three months so prospective buyers can see whether the Winchester firearms factory was profitable. Read more »
A Web site, savewinchester.com, has been set up by longtime industry professional and Winchester enthusiast Michael Blank. He is president and CEO of MHB Industries in St. Louis, which is a holding company for St. Louis Arms and also runs The Gun Gopher Web site, designed to help people buy, sell and find firearms. Read more »
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