Ahlschlager v. Remington Arms Co.

OPINION

ELLIS, Justice.

Appellant sued Remington Arms Co., Inc. for personal injuries suffered during a hunting trip. He alleged that the Remington Model 700 rifle in question was defectively designed and manufactured, that Remington failed to give adequate warnings, and that Remington was grossly negligent. The jury found against him on all of his theories of liability, and the court rendered a take nothing judgment. He makes three arguments on appeal:(1) two instructions in the charge were improper;(2) he should have been allowed to adduce evidence relating to the Model 600; and(3) he should…