Well done.
I'd suggest some correction about "USRAC" closing the doors in 2006.

By 2006 USRAC was no longer a company, it was only the plant in New Haven, the manufacturing operation.

USRAC had been bought by a French concern years earlier, and when the plant closed in New Haven FN in Belgium owned both Browning and USRAC.

FN used Browning to market USRAC products & to operate the joint repair service for Browning and "Winchester". Browning also handled imports.

Now, Browning has the license from Olin Corp (the owner of the Winchester brand) to import Winchester-branded guns from whatever foreign source on behalf of FN, and to market & repair them. FN indirectly possesses the licensing to manufacture Winchester-marked guns here & abroad.

When the New Haven plant closed in 2006, it wasn't USRAC that made the decision, it was FN, the parent company.

Also, are you sure about CNC equipment in 1972?
Denis