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In the Remington Outdoor Company Chapter 11 proceedings, the firearms business and rights to manufacture under the Remington trademark are acquired by Roundhill Group LLC; operations continue under RemArms, LLC.
Source: 2020 bankruptcy sale, per public reporting; referenced at Verified Complaint ¶26.The Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp and RemArms each issue press releases announcing the company’s move to LaGrange, Troup County, with a stated commitment of approximately 856 jobs over five years and a global headquarters in Georgia. CEO Ken D’Arcy is quoted welcoming the move.
Source: Official press releases (Verified Complaint Exhibits A & B; ¶¶26–26-A, 30).Manufacturing winds down at the historic Ilion, New York plant (production ceases in early 2024, per public reporting). Georgia operations begin at a leased facility on Sewon Boulevard, LaGrange, with construction under way at 1475 South Davis Road.
Source: Public reporting; Verified Complaint ¶¶26, 32.Frank Janos, a construction professional with approximately 30 years of project experience, begins serving as Owner’s Representative on the LaGrange Manufacturing Facility project.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶31.A Leasehold Deed to Secure Debt (Deed Book 2290, p. 278) and Assignment of Rents (Deed Book 2290, p. 323) are recorded with the Clerk of Superior Court, Troup County, securing the construction loan on the LaGrange facility. A title policy is effective the same day.
Source: Troup County land records, as cited at Verified Complaint ¶75H.UCC Financing Statements Nos. 141-2024-001493 and 141-2024-001494 are recorded in the Georgia UCC Index.
Source: Georgia UCC Index, as cited at Verified Complaint ¶75H.The Verified Complaint alleges that Scott Soura and Ken D’Arcy presented Christopher Ripley a “simplified manufacturing” operating plan — receivers and barrels only, small parts outsourced — which plaintiffs contend was inconsistent with the 856-job public commitment; internal proformas are alleged to have projected a workforce below 200.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶¶28–30 (allegations).The Verified Complaint alleges that a construction-loan draw request designating funds for identified contractors was submitted, and that upon receipt the proceeds were diverted away from those contractors, several of whom remain unpaid.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶¶50–51 (allegations).Christopher Ripley executes a Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement with Roundhill Group LLC (the document bears a printed date of August 4, 2025), beginning formal acquisition diligence.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶¶2, 7.A Letter of Intent concerning a potential investment is executed with Roundhill Group LLC, signed by Mulford Waldrop on behalf of non-party Blue Collar Equity, LLC.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶2.Plaintiffs allege they made written requests on September 16, October 8, October 24, and October 30, 2025 for organizational charts, capitalization tables, transfer documents, and signing-authority documentation — and that none were produced.
Source: Verified Complaint, Preliminary Note to Parties & ¶39-A (allegations).Southeastern Site Development, Inc. records a mechanics’ lien against the LaGrange facility at Lien Book 184, p. 288, Troup County.
Source: Troup County lien records, as cited at Verified Complaint ¶75I.The Verified Complaint quotes a text message allegedly sent by Scott Soura to Christopher Ripley discussing the possibility of finding “something wrong on over $13mm of work” to “issue chargebacks” concerning contractor Reinicke Athens, Inc.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶51 (allegation).A Memorandum of Loan Modification is recorded at Deed Book 2350, Clerk of Superior Court, Troup County.
Source: Troup County land records, as cited at Verified Complaint ¶75H.The Verified Complaint describes an October 28, 2025 conversation in Austin, Texas in which Scott Soura is alleged to have made statements concerning the enterprise’s structure and strategy toward creditors.
Source: Verified Complaint §IV.I (allegations).Accuwright Mechanical records a lien at Lien Book 185, p. 98 (Nov. 7); Southeastern Site Development records a second lien at Lien Book 185, p. 124 (Nov. 12). A Reinicke Athens, Inc. lien is recorded at Lien Book 185, pp. 514–517.
Source: Troup County lien records, as cited at Verified Complaint ¶75I.The Verified Complaint alleges that on this date Scott Soura made admissions concerning the deliberate selection of which creditors of the enterprise would and would not be paid.
Source: Verified Complaint §IV.J (allegations).Frank Janos resigns as Owner’s Representative on the LaGrange project; the Verified Complaint describes him as an unpaid creditor at the time of his resignation.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶31.Pursuant to a Loan Sale Agreement dated March 26, 2026, Rip95 LLC acquires contractual rights with respect to the senior secured note encumbering the LaGrange Manufacturing Facility.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶8.Roundhill Group LLC files Roundhill Group LLC v. Ripley, et al., No. 1:26-cv-00529-MN (D. Del.), against Christopher Ripley, Mulford Waldrop, Frank D. Foley III, and Jack Foley, asserting NDA-breach claims and seeking emergency injunctive relief.
Source: D. Del. docket, as described at Verified Complaint ¶74.A publicly noticed town-hall meeting at Del’avant in LaGrange, at which Ripley intended to present an acquisition proposal to the creditor community, is canceled following the Delaware filing, according to the Verified Complaint.
Source: Verified Complaint ¶74.Ripley and Rip95 LLC v. Soura, et al., No. 26-CV-0369, is filed in the Superior Court of Troup County, Georgia — a 65-page Verified Complaint asserting eleven counts, with a jury trial demanded. Accepted by the Clerk at 10:29 a.m.
Source: Troup County Superior Court docket. Read the document →This site launches as a central, free repository of history, public records, and court documents concerning the Remington enterprise.
Source: This site.Defendants’ responsive pleadings in the Troup County action, and further proceedings in both actions, are anticipated. This timeline will be updated, with documents, as the public record develops.
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