RMC went bust

[necchi]

Nit-Nit and Hurray.

 

[Walks with fire]

I have one of the RMC fast twist rifles and I really like that rifle. I live about 30 miles north of Grove City. I hope he starts making rifles again and this time I hope he makes some round ball guns with maple or walnut stocks.

I am sure he would be able to find a barrel supplier. Heck; I wanna work for the guy.

 

[jamesthomas]

Wow, lisam you sure must have scanning some old posts to find this one. Its 3 1/2 years old!!. Even I have'nt gone back that far when looking for new information. But, its good to know we have a new guy (welcome to the forum Btw) thats willing to go back in time to find questions and answers, instead asking a question thats already been asked a couple of dozen times :thumbsup: . Its also good to know we have a new (old?) company for us muzzleloader folks. I also see that Paul V. gave his usual in depth anwser.

 

[jlcca]

Acutally I was googling for the RMC website ( which later he told me will be up and running in March sometime they are revising and updating it!) and these old post are what the search brought up. So I thought I would let everyone know what happened in 2009 and that he is back! As a kid I just made the parts now I am understanding muzzleloading a lot more since my husband and kids are into it now too.

 

[Claude Mathis]

Wow, lisam you sure must have scanning some old posts to find this one. Its 3 1/2 years old!!. Even I have'nt gone back that far when looking for new information. But, its good to know we have a new guy (welcome to the forum Btw) thats willing to go back in time to find questions and answers, instead asking a question thats already been asked a couple of dozen times.

And, in the interest of full disclosure, LisaM is the daughter of the RMC owner. :wink:

 

[GANGGREEN]

Hey Lisa, great news and good luck to your family. I used to visit RMC a good bit when they were in Hecla and I hope you do well in Grove City. I have an RMC Accusporter and think that they're really nice little guns and I hope that you'll all start manufacturing them again, though I really like the previous idea to use walnut or maple, rather than the laminated stocks. I also wonder if a customer could bring in a stock blank and have it duplicated for the gun, which would be a really nice option too.

 

[Rat Trapper]

Had me worried, as I buy lots of stuff from RMC. Glad to hear things will continue go on.