Remington Society

I would like to share a photo. Instructions?

May I jump in here and ask about the date on my Model 25 25-20? Mark on barrel is WN and receiver serial number is AA 78. Thanks.

Mine is an 1896 AE 12 30" with beautiful Damascus barrels. Solid gun, still holding good case color and the ejectors are strong.

Very nice Remmy. I have the LT Magnum (3") from the same period. You can fit a 2 3/4" ribbed RemChoke barrel to it (find on the ebay market) and they make a great skeet or sporting clays gun.

I just finished a repair and cleanup (replaced missing top snap spring and cleaned all internals) on a Rem 1894. Stock separation was not a problem as long as you are aware as to how the sliding safety bar functions and is positioned in the head and frame. At first a bit of a mystery but a little ...

Sorry, now photo now uploaded.

Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk

Photo F14689B as shipped by Remington Arms.

Thanks for your reply.
I talked with Remington and this is what they send out as the frame buffer. The buffer in my 1100 is a doughnut with a bevel on the forward edge. Is the part the F14902?

I need advice on replacing the frame buffer on my 1978 20g LT Magnum. I have the new part but it is entirely different than the one used back in 1978.

As the original is a wood screw I presume that it pulls away with use.

Another question. I attempted to remove the iron assembly, got some way into it but stopped due to resistance sliding it back and in lifting it out. Does the front end latch need to be removed or released by loosening the two ...

AE from 1899

I pulled the forearms on my two highest original condition guns, CEO and DEO and on one that little wood screw is color case hardened and the other blued like this gun?!? On my only AE-Grade, the gun my Father shot for over forty years, that little wood screw is replaced by a machine screw and ...

I pulled the forearms on my two highest original condition guns, CEO and DEO and on one that little wood screw is color case hardened and the other blued like this gun?!? On my only AE-Grade, the gun my Father shot for over forty years, that little wood screw is replaced by a machine screw and ...

Researcher wrote:Here are a couple of pics from a pretty clean gun --

107252 14.jpg

107252 10.jpg

Thanks. Has the head on the rear screw been blued, or did it come blued as in the photo?

Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk

If you have a photo of the forend from a Grade AE 1894 that shows the screw heads both under and outside I would appreciate seeing one. I wish to check the finish on my gun against one that is in top condition.