Remington Ammunition Returns

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posted on April 14, 2021
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Remington Ammunition and its iconic green boxes are back. The brand has announced its much-anticipated brand homecoming and factory reboot at its Lonoke, Arkansas facility. 

The company has released a video featuring Remington Ammunition president Jason Vanderbrink touring the plant, talking about his plans to dramatically ramp up production, overcome supply-chain issues, and demonstrate that the ammunition company is working overtime to address the needs of customers around the world.

Vista Outdoor, the new steward of Remington Ammunition and the Remington brand, took ownership of the “Big Green” Arkansas manufacturing facility last October after acquiring select Remington assets. Under Vanderbrink’s leadership, Remington has been working 24/7 to retool and reopen the plant, hiring hundreds of skilled American workers to revitalize operations.

For more information about Big Green's comeback, ammunition availability and future products, please visit remington.com.

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