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2. winchestercollector.org › forum › winchesterHistory of the USRA Co - Makers of the Post 1964 shotguns and ...

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   Jul 25, 2023 · 9. The U.S. Repeating Arms Company announces closure of the plant on January 16 of 2006, Any information prior to the closure from Newspapers and the like. 10. I would be pleased to get any history from any part of the 42 years of production ot to correspond with past employees. Contact me at [email protected]. Credit will be given for ...

3. www.americanrifleman.org › content › the-history-ofThe History Of Winchester’s New Haven Factory | An Official ...

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   Dec 25, 2022 · In 1981, the New Haven facility was sold to a new firm that took the name U.S. Repeating Arms Co. In turn, this concern was later purchased by the Browning Arms Company, a subsidiary of the ...

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   Who owns Winchester Repeating Arms?

   • Though now owned by the U.S. Repeating Arms Co., the factory located in New Haven is almost universally referred to as the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. factory due to its long operation under that name. The New Haven works has produced millions of small arms for both the government and private use over the years.

   The History Of Winchester’s New Haven Factory

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   What happened to Winchester Repeating Arms?

   • The latest factory to close in Connecticut has a tradition spreading back over one-and-a-half centuries. Though now owned by the U.S. Repeating Arms Co., the factory located in New Haven is almost universally referred to as the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. factory due to its long operation under that name.

   The History Of Winchester’s New Haven Factory

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   Does Henry Repeating Arms have a future?

   • Indeed, as Henry Repeating Arms celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, it is also looking ahead to the future—not only in its ongoing role of providing firearms worthy of the Henry name, but also as it continues to preserve every American’s right to keep and bear the guns that have helped make this country great.

   Striking Silver: Henry Repeating Arms Celebrates 25 Years

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   What happened to Henry Repeating Arms?

   • It has now become a company that has surpassed the original Henry’s existence by almost two decades and has dramatically exceeded the original 19th century company’s production, as Henry Repeating Arms currently sells more than 300,000 rifles and shotguns annually.

   Striking Silver: Henry Repeating Arms Celebrates 25 Years

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5. www.winchesterguns.com › support › faqWhat is the historical timeline for Winchester firearms?

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   Below is a brief timeline of historical information regarding Winchester Firearms: Year. Event. 1854. Introduction of volcanic repeating handguns. 1855. Volcanic Repeating Arms Company formed. Oliver Winchester buys stock in Volcanic Repeating Arms. Volcanic carbine introduced.

6. www.winchesterguns.com › news › historical-timelineHistorical Timeline 1950-1999 | Winchester Repeating Arms

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   Korean_War_HA-SN-98-07010.jpg. 1950. The western movie “Winchester ‘73” is released, staring Jimmy Stewart. Winchester’s wizard Herb Parsons fills in for Stewart during the film’s trick shooting scenes. Stewart’s rifle is an original Model 1873 loaned to the movie production from the Winchester Repeating Arms Company Museum.

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7. www.winchesterguns.com › support › faqWhat is the relationship between Winchester firearms and U.S ...

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   Winchester Repeating Arms is a trade name used by the licensee of the Olin Corporation that manufactures and distributes Winchester firearms. Olin Corporation is the owner of the trademark "Winchester". U.S. Repeating Arms Company was the predecessor licensee and a manufacturer of Winchester firearms.

8. www.americanrifleman.org › winchester-goes-to-warWinchester Goes To War | An Official Journal Of The NRA

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   Apr 13, 2016 · Winchester made 828,059 M1 Carbines during World War II. The serial number and maker’s mark are on the top of the receiver. The development of the M1 Carbine had its roots back in the trenches ...

9. www.americanrifleman.org › content › striking-silverStriking Silver: Henry Repeating Arms Celebrates 25 Years

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   May 9, 2022 · Indeed, as Henry Repeating Arms celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, it is also looking ahead to the future—not only in its ongoing role of providing firearms worthy of the Henry name, but ...