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In manufacturing sometimes the process is not immediately realized at the consumer level.
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A big focus on quality and process improvements was his main goal and did well at that in a short time.
Well I think the consumers couldn't disagree with you more on the quality aspect.
Remington has lost a shitload of respect in the firearms industry.
In manufacturing sometimes the process is not immediately realized at the consumer level.
First of all, Respect to DPMS. My first AR was the Sportical, and despite the price, it would shoot sub MOA all day.
However, while true that a process improvement at the manufacturing level, will not be immediately realized at the consumer level; it is also true that a process shitting the bed will not be immediately realized by the consumer, in proportion to the reputation/good-will, said bed shitter has.
Remington had a brick shit house, with cathedral ceilings, full of shit/goodwill stored up. Yet, they managed to shit the bed with such velocity, frequency, and volume that a 30-Yr old 870, and its millennial-modern-day-inbred-cousin-express, are as far apart as Feynman and a Neanderthal.
Imagine what you could have been DPMS.