Remington Society

Go to the Parker website http://parkerguns.org and look at the left hand side of the page. There are sections to date your gun, and to identify the grade of your gun. The folks there are very helpful. If you can post pictures of your gun there, you'll get lots of help

Very few modern guns/cars/fly rods that have been made to be collectible, are

Can't imagine that the choke is factory-installed. If it were, the barrel would not be marked "full"

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Just watched the TV show. IMHO, typical TV hatchet job. A number of pictures showing shotgun barrels or non-Remington actions
With many millions produced, it's still a great rifle, and I've owned several.

Anyone seeing this in their areas?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39762769/ns ... etroit_mi/

Try this reference:

http://www.remingtonsociety.com/rsa/que ... arrelcodes

If I remember correctly, a K80 stock is different - the rear of the trigger guard inletting is different. Not sure about a K32. I would assume it would interchange

If they are one of the Matched Pairs series, there should be a gold paint fill on the engraving, and (I Believe) a set of weght caps for the forends.

Google "Shotgun Barrels". There are lots of hits.

No experience with the extended models, but I have a Briley thin wall system in my M31. With the steel shot choke, it is still my favorite duck gun. I second Virginian's motion.

Pictures and specifications (Barrel length, chokes) would be needed as a start

Do you mean 878?

Years ago you could buy a spring steel clip that narrowed down the ejection port, and was easily removed. Don't know if they are still available. I have one (I think I can find it) that I'll sell, ($15, incl S&H) but I'm in Florida for two months, and can't get to it now. Remington also played a...

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