Guns & Ammo TV - March 13, 2016

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Talks Remington and Hunting

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is a hunter, a shooter and a pretty good race car driver.

Guns and Ammo went deep into the vault for this segment that features Dale Jr., one of the most popular drivers on the NASCAR circuit, discussing his partnership and relationship with Remington. Along the way, he also provides some insight into his hunting and shooting roots and has father's love of the outdoors.

It was that hertiage that Dale Sr. passed along to Dale Jr. and has helped foster the relationship between Dale Jr. and Remington that continues. In the interview, Dale Jr. talks about the parallels between manufacturing firearms, hunting and racing including the attention to detail required, the patience and the fact that each requires you to overcome challenges.

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