Remington Society

Here are some pictures of the WWII aerial training unit complete with Remington model 11. These were mounted in the back of vehicles and driven through a course to shoot clays. This was training for aerial gunners

AZMike

I will get some pictures and post them in the next couple of days.


Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
Remington Society of America

I have two examples of the smaller frame (lightweight) hammerless Remington double barrels. One in a 1894 (A grade) and the other in a 1900. Both 12 gauges are built on a 16 gauge frame. This is how they shaved the weight of the 12 gauge down 6 something pounds. I can post some pictures later if you...

Discus420

May I make a suggestion to post this question in the rifle section as it may get viewed quicker




Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
Remington Society of America

Discus420

I am sorry for your frustration but please know this forum is completely done on a voluntary basis and some inquires may take longer to receive a response.



Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
Remington Society of America

Patbar Yes I know our forum is not as lively as most would like but please know that this is all done on a voluntary basis. I understand living in France would exclude you from our members meeting and historical seminars, however our quarterly journal would be a good link to our membership who enjoy...

Patbar First let me start with some good news that Remington is not dead. Yes Remington Arms was sold in bankruptcy however The Round Hill Group purchased the Remington branded firearms manufacturing and started Rem Arms. Rem Arms is manufacturing some models in Illion New York plant and are plannin...

DQSBETH

Can you contact me about your shotgun?



Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
Remington Society of America
malsop73@gmail.com
540-847-2123

In your second picture you can see the barrel date code. It looks like a XB "21 XB 7" It seems to be lightly struck on the bottom half It is located on the left side just in front of the receiver. The XB would indicate X - December B - 2006 Mike Alsop Vice President & Seminar Coordinat...

Can you provide me your email address please? I can send you a chart and breakdown of the barrel date code to help identify barrel date system.



Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
Remington Society of America
malsop73@gmail.com

Pictures would be a grateful help. We generally do not give values as condition is hard to confirm from pictures. However we can help confirm model and help detemir any specifics that may help value



Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
Remington Society of America

Welcome aboard! Always good to see new members


Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
Remington Society of America

Your shotgun appears to be a Remington model 1882, possibly a early grade 3 by the looks of the engraving. More pictures could confirm this. Pictures of the fore end wood checkering, checkering of the stock, fore end iron (bottom of fore end where they meet the barrels) and the water table (receiver...

Sammy

Have you tried Numrichs gun parts? Also check Ebay and Gunbroker.


Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
RemShots
Remington Society of America

Can you post some pictures of the rifle? A single shot in 5mm is not known of at this time. Going with Remington SOP a single shot 5mm would be a Model 590. Remington used the following designations on many of their rimfire rifles. 0 at the end of the model # is single shot i.e. (510 & 580) 1 at...