Looks like the deal is going though.
Should be interesting to see how this turns out.
Should be interesting to see how this turns out.
Daisy bought out Crosman
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so that means Gamo owns Crosman and that is bad
what did Gamo do after get Daisy oh i remember they stopped making 7-7 pistols and 853 rifles
In 2016, Daisy was sold by Charter Oak to another private equity firm, Bruckmann, Rosser, Sherrill & Co., who combined it with Gamo Outdoor.[4]
what did Gamo do after get Daisy oh i remember they stopped making 7-7 pistols and 853 rifles
In 2016, Daisy was sold by Charter Oak to another private equity firm, Bruckmann, Rosser, Sherrill & Co., who combined it with Gamo Outdoor.[4]
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These things rarely end in the little persons interest.
The airgun market has become saturated in the past few years so some level of consolidation might not be a bad thing. Hopefully not much changes for Crosman.
Gamo, Daisy and BSA all under one umbrella. Maybe we'll get some Crosman branded BSAs or Crosman barreled BSAs.
Gamo, Daisy and BSA all under one umbrella. Maybe we'll get some Crosman branded BSAs or Crosman barreled BSAs.
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And a great American story continues..... the model 41
They don't make them like this no more.
en.wikipedia.org
They don't make them like this no more.
Daisy Outdoor Products - Wikipedia
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a great American story continues....
Don't know about that. Anytime another company buys another they shave costs to recoup cost...and raise prices too.
Don't know about that. Anytime another company buys another they shave costs to recoup cost...and raise prices too.
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It's easy to take the skeptical view and it's not unwarranted. My initial reaction was quiet cynical. Hopefully they consolidate some of the products between the 4 companies and improve the existing products.
Maybe they'll provide a statement with some clarity in the future on how they plan to work it out between the company's. Ideally it would be BSA at the top end, Crosman mid range and diverse offerings, Gamo spring guns and Daisy youth and BB guns.
Maybe they'll provide a statement with some clarity in the future on how they plan to work it out between the company's. Ideally it would be BSA at the top end, Crosman mid range and diverse offerings, Gamo spring guns and Daisy youth and BB guns.
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For some reason, I feel okay with a company like Compass Diversified selling their airgun division to Daisy MFG. It seems appropriate to me.
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Maybe my 777 just doubled in price ? MY luck it will 1/2 $ hahaha , always sorry to hear news like this .
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Lots more names involved.
https://ir.compassdiversified.com/n...Sale-of-Crosman-Air-Gun-Business/default.aspx
Sit, watch and wait to see how things pan out.
https://ir.compassdiversified.com/n...Sale-of-Crosman-Air-Gun-Business/default.aspx
Sit, watch and wait to see how things pan out.
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Private equity firms in action. They buy companies for only one reason, to flip for a profit. They can sometimes package with other companies in their portfolio and create some value, or cut expenses to the bone. Usually neither the products nor the customers benefit.
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Buy outs like this down the road often result in a lack of continued support for previous products as it relates to parts availability etc. All the more reason to learn to make as much as you can for yourself.
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No it's just one holding company selling off somthing to another
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruckmann,_Rosser,_Sherrill_&_Co.
They I think hold gamo and brands under gamo ( daisy, Winchester , ect)
Well...
https://gamousa.com/iconic-brands/
Holding companies make holding a monopoly legal. A private individual the sec would step in and say nope ..
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