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This is the reamer.

What I have: Clymer 16 gauge 2 3/4" reamer (finish). What I've done: I purchased this on eBay for my; 16 gauge, 2 1/2" shotgun shell, on my 1900 SXS hammerless shotgun to lengthen the shell to modern 2 3/4" shotgun shell. What I need to find out is if the finish reamer incorporate the...

Well, it's successful project. IMG_1603.jpg The custom made Remington shotgun came out excellent. The finish took several months to finish by a expert and it shows, the finish will outlast any other finish on any firearm. IMG_1607.jpg Everything is a custom fit, the European stock, forearm, the scre...

Now that's a really cool stock, I love it.

Did you know that Remington has different style stocks for this model shotgun?? I've found several like this one. It's the model 1894, however I've see them on plain versions also.

I only get perturbed with people who are trolls, and people who interject useless B.S. information. The last post was excellent , the guy knows his Remington 1894 1900 shotguns and that's all I ask from the forum members. That's all I ever wanted, just the facts, some good information about the fire...

You got hot under the color last time I posted , so I'll try not to offend you. No Remington SxS was plated and none were hot blued. If your gunsmith wants to hot blue it, find a new gunsmith who knows what he's talking about. Brad Bachelder in Grand Rapids Michigan does excellent case colors and c...

My custom Remington 1943


I have much more, but you get the picture, I am good at what I do, because I research every firearm that I own. I know everything about that specific firearm all 50+ of them.

I'm sorry you took my comment the way you did. There is no such thing as a 1894 1900. They are two different models. One was introduced in 1894, the other in 1900 , and they are different. Are the screws the same for both? Hell, I don't know. But perhaps in the future you could say exactly what mod...

I've ordered the new furniture, since the stock was missing pieces, and the forearm had some nasty holes in it from age, not drilling holes. The new furniture is walnut, and I am going to use the antique stain made for firearms, not the Home Depot special. :) The sealer, and finish is going to take ...

Not to be a crab but nickel plating was NEVER used. Other than the barrels, all major parts were color case hardened. Some small parts were blued. No , you are not a crab, you have a good point about the finish. I need input, do you have some photos for reference?? I'm all for good positive input h...

See, this is what I mean, good solid positive information from the knowledgeable forum members and not a bunch of useless ramblings and crap.

Which parts are broken besides the top lever spring? From your pics almost everything seems to be there. I don't see the safety plunger spring. It's a small flat spring that mounts to the wood with a very small wood screw and keeps the plunger in place. As for assembly instructions -- there isn't a...

If you're really interested in the development of the Remington SxSs, you need to order a copy of Charles Semmer's book Remington Double Shotguns which is available on this site. It provides the history of these guns from the 1873 lifter model through the 1900 model. Unfortunately there is little m...

dieNusse1 wrote:Try Shotgun Jake at 330-669-2138. He makes screws etc for most models. He may also have top lever spring but they're usually available on eBay for $25 - 30 or so.

Enjoy

Made contact, and he has them, thanks for your help. I guess no one else knows about this rare firearm, again thanks.