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If you do not have lot of these remote sites (only one if I understand you) I personally would remote control the computers one by one and install the printers. Local installed printers are bound to the computer, not to the user profile. Anyone logging on to that computer has the printer. So IMHO it should not be in the logon script.
I presume you can even do it via the shares in your "Microsoft Windows Network" or "Network Neighbourhood". Browse to the "Printers and Faxes" share on that computer, right-click in the folder and launch the "Add printer" wizard. You should do that as administrator.
You can also decide that "PC1" in your remote site should act as the "print server", install the printer on that machine and share it.
- pro: less maintenance
- contra: the users should not shutdown that computer while people are in the office (logoff is no problem).
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