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Do you happen to know if there are any distinct markings on the inside mechanism that set it apart from standard production models?


Posting for 54BULLSEYE, he can't log into the page.

He did not notice anything out of the ordinary concerning markings. He didn't disassemble the rifle.

This ...

Pictures will greatly help identifying your "pre" Model 11's Grade, condition and value.

Remington kept the same pattern for each grade, engraving deviation was minor. IF* your shotgun doesn't look like any other D or E grade on the internet, it's likely not factory done.

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I got busy earlier, was going to reply about that man being SORELY mistaken.

What does HC mean that's stamped inside the barrel channel of the stock?
I know it's not just my rifle. I joke that it means "Hibby* Collection."

Remington 722 .222 Rem
June 1955- date code PB
Ser# 365772

Howdy gents. Hope the New Year is treating you well.

Here's a late 1910 production #3 Special, later called a C grade. Pictures are from warmer days. It's chambered in 35 Remington. One of these years Pennsylvania will get on board and allow semi-auto centerfire rifle use for big game.

In case you ...

Hi Steve, welcome to the board.

Those Remington autoloaders sure are a neat rifle. I believe you're correct that it's been refinished.

The sister page has considerably more traffic with these rifles. https://thegreatmodel8.remingtonsociety.com/

Thanks for posting John. Mighty fine wood grain for B grades!!!

It’s great to have photos for reference when the books for differing models of these old Remingtons are long out of print.

You have a Model 14. It looks to be in pretty decent shape, hope you enjoy the rifle as much or more than your grandfather did.

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This should help. Sourced from the shotgun sub-forum.

type this into your favorite internet search engine "remington date code." Then reference the chart. Incase you didn't know, the home page of this website has the date code chart.

The left of your barrel close to where it meets the receiver will have a 2-3 letter code. That's how you'll determine ...

typed into google, this was the 4th result. i can't verify that info, but it was easy to find and i assume it's close.

https://www.rimfirecentral.com/threads/remington-model-4-serial-number-range.1265644/

Hey fritz , most of the info I've read states the No. 4 solid frame
was 1890 to 1900 , lever ...

Now that’s a good looking rifle! Not only is it a carbine, but a C grade too. I imagine there’s few C & engraved carbines out there. I like that it has nice honest user wear especially for it’s age.

Welcome to the page from another central PA resident.

There's a wealth of information and knowledgeable members here that should be able to help you get answers to most any questions you have or point you in the right direction.

Hello Remington enthusiasts!

I've been a visitor to this forum for quite awhile now, I finally registered this evening.

My favorite model from the Remington line is the Model 8's & 81's.

She's a beaut John!

How long have you had that one?