Remington Society

So many others are out there waiting to be discovered.
Still waiting to see a 32D.
Here’s an ultra rare, safetyless M32TF.

Some of my R32’s of the past 30 years.

Unfortunately the perfect storm of the depression, inadequate profitability, lack of management vision and limited demand all fueled the death of the Remington M32. If the popular sporting clays game had been around the USA as has been the case for the past 40 years. If the economy had been robust ...

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I would enjoy hearing about YOUR Remington Model 32, especially any graded guns. Remdog1187--are you still around? This is an unsigned engraved 32TC, best guess is German engraved during occupation? Yes Mike I am still around. Sorry for the late reply. Here’s my 1938 M32E. 26” M/IM. Engraved and sig ...

I have never seen a 32 D or E either.
Surely there are a few hidden away out there.
I would just appreciate someone that has one showing some pic's.

Itjc5,

Interesting that it is a numbers matching gun. That is a positive.
The fact that is has a solid rib is interesting. Supposedly from all of the info I have studied only the 32S "Trap Special" came with that. My numbers matching
32S came with a vented rib.

Thanks for posting. One discrepancy. Model 32's serial numbers started in the single digits.

Probably was ordered as a skeet (receiver) gun with skeet barrels that are no longer with the gun. Another set of 30" trap barrels with matching serial numbers could have been ordered to facilitate both disciplines. I have a M32 TC (Target) 30" F/F model that also came with a matching serial numbers ...

Any idea on how many of this model was produced? Did they have factory engraving?
Any information is appreciated.

Shoot 'em. Collect 'em. If you seek info or want to pass on your wisdom I am available.