Remington Arms

Kenney, O.M. Stamm T,B. Johnson, Development of High Temperature Percussion Primer , Remington Arms Co Kept No AB-69-6... 

Double Salts of Basic Lead Picrate Wi th Other Organic Lead Salts. USP 3262956 of July 26, 1966 of J.F. Kenney (to Remington Arms Co, Inc) is described in CA 65, 13450 (1966) as follows ... 

Addnl Refs A) Remington Arms Kept AB-51-17(1951), Contr DA-19-059-ORD-15... 

Olin Corporation s product portfolio also went full circle, but it differed from Grace in that Olin transitioned out of chemicals only to later reenter. Olin was one of the very few explosive companies that did not join Du Pont in 1903-1904 to form the B. 1. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company (see Chapter 3). Unlike Du Pont, it remained a producer of explosives and ammunition, buying in the 1930s Winchester Firearms Company (at much the same time that Du Pont obtained Remington Arms). Olin did not participate in the polymer revolution. But in 1947 Du Pont, to satisfy the government s antitrust division, granted Olin the licenses and technologies to produce cellophane. ... 

T. B. Johnson, Remington Arms Company Inc., Static Sensitivity of Lead Azide, Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, Independence, Missouri, 1966. 

The know-how we developed through this approach, however, was patented and used later successfully in manufacturing operations at Remington Arms to produce plastic shotgun shells. 

Reichold Chemicals Remington Arms Rhone Poulenc Rohm and Haas Rolls Royce... 

In Connecticut Coastal Fishermen s Association v. Remington Arms Co., Inc., 989 F.2d 1305 (C.A.2d 1993) the Connecticut Coastal Fishermen s Association sued Remington The Connecticut Coastal case pitted two user groups against each other in environmental toxic tort litigation. It was based on the 1976 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) which requires the ERA to ... 

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