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Waning Sales Force Layoffs By Gun Maker in New York
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Remington Outdoor Co. has laid off more than 120 workers at an upstate New York factory in response to falling demand for firearms, dealing a blow to an upstate village of 8,000. Since Donald Trump’s presidential victory eased concerns about stiffer gun laws, the small-arms industry has seen a drop in sales. As a result, orders for Remington handguns have slowed, a company spokeswoman said Monday. That is “a dynamic from which Remington is not immune,” she said of the industry challenges. |
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Sosalty
(3/15/2017)
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Sales aren't down that much and production was running behind. Remington has factories all over the US. More likely story, gun manufacturers are keeping workers in gun friendly states, laying off in states where it's increasing difficult to strive. Smart move. |
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