Remington Armorer's School Overview
The Remington
Armorer's School started decades ago with a single instructor and courses
presented only at the plant in Ilion, N.Y. Today, the school has several
full time
instructors with many years combined experience. Courses are presented
in Ilion, and at requested locations throughout the U.S.
Our mission is to train Law Enforcement personnel how to repair and maintain
the Remington firearms used by their officers. Courses are limited to
law enforcement, government, or military personnel only.
Over the
years, our 100% American-made products have evolved to keep pace with
the rapidly changing needs of the Law Enforcement community. A wide range
of accessory options allows the customer to tailor Remington products
to their specific needs. Because of the variety of choices available,
the department armorer must understand how to repair, maintain, and service
these systems.
At these
factory sponsored training sessions, students can acquire in-depth training
on service, inspection, troubleshooting, repair, factory authorized modification,
disassembly, and re-assembly techniques for all Remington law enforcement
shotguns and rifles, in short, it's everything they'll need to keep these
firearms in peak working order at all times.
We offer
a choice of 2 day courses for the Model 870
and/or a 1 day course for the Model 700, Model
7615 or Model 11-87. Training for all the three
gun series is presented only in our comprehensive
4 day factory school in New York. While field
classes are popular with many agencies for a
variety of reasons, they should not be considered
a substitute for the factory schools. The 4 day
factory school adds a dimension to the course
that cannot be equaled in the field, as an example,
the Armorer can witness, first-hand, the production
methods used in the manufacture of Remington
products.
Regardless
of the location, after successful completion of the course, which includes
practical and written examination, the student will receive a certificate
valid for a period of three years.
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