Remington Society

What type of head? Stop? Blued or stainless?
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PM sent Gordon with several questions on 1940’s advertising poster

1940’s Advertising

Thank you Jim, exactly the information that I was looking for

Anyone have this information handy? If not, maybe Nambujim will know off the top of his head.
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I’d be very unhappy with that stock.

The corrosion is the result of hunting in rain or snow and not taking the gun apart to dry at the end of the day. Don’t ask me how I know this.

I’d bet pretty heavily that it wouldn’t work.

Anyone (collector or hunter) would love to have the gun. Great that there are not aftermarket swivels and the gun is honest with condition. .30-06 is by far the most common caliber. I’ll go out on a limb and say between $600.00 and $700.00 to a collector. Lesser condition guns routinely bring ...

Trying to date an unopened, pull string box of UMC .45-500 Gov’t Smokeless Central Fire Cartridges. Any assistance/information is greatly appreciated.

No one cares to proffer an opinion about the gun?

Pics Model 1889.
Grade 2 gun, serialized in 1900.
Hammers and trigger bow have not been polished/plated.
Wear and chipping look similar to finish on some full nickel and nickel trimmings Winchester guns that I have had the opportunity to examine first hand over the years.
May be wrong but in the ...

Did Remington offer a nickel frame and forend release on any of their hammer equipped double shotguns?
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Looks like a BS code, that would be Jan. 1969.

Thank you Jim, I know what to look for. Greatly appreciated.

Jim,
Appreciate the info.
Is the retaining pin readily visible? Do you have a pic of a src that illustrates what the retaining pin looks like and/or where it’s located. If not, could you describe the retaining pin and its’ location.
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