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This is the left side. The serial number on this gun is definitely engraved. When you look at it under magnification you can clearly see the tool marks. Also, should the forearm be serial numbered to the gun like on the early Browning Auto 5's?

Hello,

I recently purchased a Remington 11D and I am trying to determine year of manufacture. The serial number is 809**. I do not know much about them other than they were produced by Remington under the Browning Patent. The engraving is awesome. This engraving is almost comparable to a Grade III ...

Forgot to add that the barrel has XP2 stamped on it as well.

Here are a couple of photos of the "Sportsman" with a 32 inch barrel with a Vented Rib. The serial number is 397556.
I tried to identify the date code but I could not figure it out so I am posting a photo. Did Remington serialize the components like the Browning Auto 5, (ie.. receiver, barrel, and ...

Hello,

I received a message from a friend asking me if I would be interested in buying a Remington Model 11 Sportsman that he saw in a pawn shop. He said that the barrel was 32 inches long, engraved with the words "long range" and that it was listed as a "2 shot" on the tag and was in very good ...

This is an image of the smaller scrollwork on the "American Browning"

Hopefully this will post as an attachment of the larger style of scrollwork on the "American Browning" I will try to post another image of the smaller scrollwork most often seen on these particular years.

Chuck,

Thanks for your reply! I started picking up a few Brownings a few years ago and I had several opportunities to buy some "American Brownings" at some reasonable prices. I passed on those early purchases but wish now that I had not been so keen to dismiss them. The more I began to study the ...

https://www.remingtonsociety.org/forums/download/file.php?mode=view&id=5630&sid=d5134b181ed5479da499d6a60d21995a

If this actually shows up as a photo it is an Advertisement from 1949 that still shows the "American Browning" as being available other options. If anyone has some clear photos of the ...

Sorry for the adding in the wrong link to the Shotgun World forum. I had copied the link from Jack71 for information for another post and added it back in by mistake.

The link I should have posted was about some information on the "American Browning" 3 Shot.

https://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs ...

Thanks again for the input. I have ordered a couple of catalogs from Cornell Publishing from the 1940's era in hopes of gaining some perspectives and photos. Whatever I find of interest I will post back here.

I also found this topic on the "American Browning" that was discussed in another forum on ...

Thank you for that page! The puzzle has another valuable piece. Is there any way that you could expand page 58 so that we could read the far right side of the page? My mind is now wondering what is the earliest advertisement we could find for the "American Browning" as this ad from Stoeger appears ...

Thank you very much for your reply and the link to the thread. I just purchased my subscription to the Blue Book of Gun Values based on your information and it was well worth it.

I am hoping to find some literature that provides some descriptions of what options would be available such as stock ...

Hello,

I am new to this forum and am hoping to find information for the Remington produced "American Brownings" of World War II. Specifically, the number of shotguns produced for each gauge (A, B, C, prefixes) and what year of production such serial numbers may indicate.

I have also noticed during ...