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Advanced Armament Company (AAC)
- Thread starter ratton
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not sure they exist anymore. i see they have a web site dated 2024 but i thought they were defunct
i had an old aac evo 9 can that needed work about 2 years ago and was to fuck off by them. they wouldnt touch it.
i think there are other companies that can fix stuff. someone here should know.
i had an old aac evo 9 can that needed work about 2 years ago and was to fuck off by them. they wouldnt touch it.
i think there are other companies that can fix stuff. someone here should know.
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Do you have details on this? It would have been nice for them to put an explanation on their site if it's just clearing a backlog of work causing it.
It's my understanding that AAC is back operating, doing repairs and even updates to older cans.
They have a website with contact info:
https://advanced-armament.com/contact-us
i need to see if they’ll work on my 10-12 years old evo9-cqc. the piston locator pin broke off.
They responded to me on Instagram. Seems like they may be suffering from some supply chain issues since the form 4 wait time decreasing has lead to increased demand on raw components, so they might not be able to fix your stuff quickly. Also if it's super old or rare stuff, there's a chance that they might not even having the engineering drawings. They told me that Remington made a mess of records and some things are just lost or left with Kevin B.
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Various Remington Outdoor holdings destroyed quite a few technical drawings and related materials before the bankruptcy sale.
