in 2003, Lonoke, Arkansas). Iver Johnson Arms branding, trademark, and other rights were acquired from the bankruptcy court by a Rockledge, Florida based company that began using the Iver Johnson name and Owl company logo in 2006. Their website plainly states that, “We do not have any parts, guns, or info related to the old Iver Johnson name (Ibid). Mr. Louis Imperato passed away in 2007 and his son, Anthony, moved the Henry Repeating Arms company to Bayonne, New Jersey in 2008. See also Barrett M82 Barrett M95 Barrett XM109 References Notes Bibliography External links (accessed 2014-01-31) (accessed 2014-01-31) .50 BMG sniper rifles Rifles of the United States Semi-automatic rifles Anti-materiel rifles