Firearms spokesman

[confused89]

I got sent a survey by remington via e-mail about if I would be more willing to buy a firearm if they had a certain spokesperson telling me too. They had a list of people, 3 out of 10 that I have heard of before. At the very end it asked me the question of who I would want to be their spokesperson and why. I naturally put Tom Selleck in there. My response of why was "do I really have to explain this?" Who would your celebrity spokesperson of choice be?

 

[ThrottleJockey]

No one could EVER make me buy remingcrap again. Not even if GOD himself did an ad campaign for them. I have been satisfied with exactly ONE purchase from them and it was in the mid 1980s.

 

[SnoopLoggyDog]

Tom Selleck gets my vote.

 

[tenring]

+1

 

[SSGSAD]

Tom Selleck, gets my vote .....

 

[DRob]

Remingwhat?

I'd be more willing to buy a Remington if it had something other than "Remington" stamped on it.

 

[cbop]

My reply to the survey was that I am not swayed by celebrity spokespeople... they should sell the product instead of a personality. I can't think of a single item that I have ever bought due to some celebrity endorsing it, actually, I would be less inclined to buy because of endorsements since I know that the price is necessarily inflated to pay for that endorsement. Manufacturers should hitch their wagons to quality rather than popularity contests.

 

[MarlinMan68]

I'd be more willing to buy a Remington if it had something other than "Remington" stamped on it.

+1-Remington quality has been bad for years,now they are ruining Marlin,MarlinMan68 is not happy.I think I might have to resort to buying used.Fit,finish and function is poor out of the New York Marlin plant.