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Your 1900 or K grade (347504) was made in 1904. The K grade was offered in four versions. K - Remington steel barrels and extractors KE - Remington steel barrels and ejectors KD - Damascus barrels and extractors KED - Damascus barrels and ejectors Yours is apparently stamped KE. The meaning of most ...

I agree with Mainspring. Should be easy to fabricate. The only issue I see is determination of nut width.

A picture would help to determine feature.

Headspace gauges are available if you cannot find a smith that can help you. Even if you obtain a gauge can you make the modifications necessary to correct the problem? You still may need a smith. Have you checked the firing pin spring? Anything obstructing proper firing pin travel? Just a couple th...

Yes it is a FE grade made in mid 1906. The choke for the right barrel is IM (58%) and the left is also IM (60%) based on 510 #8 pellets in a 1 1/4 oz load.

Have you tried finding parts from vendors such as Dixie or Numrich?

I have a 1910 1900 KED I bought from a friend about 1970 or so. For the first couple years all I had to do was point it skyward, pull the trigger and something would fall out of the sky. Many, many birds with that double. BTW - I've always loaded BP for this gun.

Here are a couple pics of my 1910 KED "lightweight" (left or up) and 1902 K (right or down). Hopefully the size difference can be seen.

Sounds like you have a broken spring or sear in the forearm ejector. Should be a simple fix but most gun smiths won't know how to repair it. If you like you could send it to me for a look see and possible repair. As for Remington barrel stampings -- they were not consistent for most of the S/S guns ...

You may wish to contact Dixie Gun Works. They have parts for both original and repro NMAs.

Dixie Gun Works in Union City Tennessee sells presentation cases as well as the other items you might want to include with your NMA. A bit pricey and I don't know if they ship to Europe.

Sadly I've not seen mention of any extant 20 GA doubles except as noted on page 253 of Semmer's book. In this case it's a 1900 pictured. As Remington would make guns to order there may be more out there.

In terms of 1900s, I have a 1902 K in almost new condition and a 1910 KED. The difference between the two (other than options) is that the that the 1910 is about 1/8" narrower across the water table (1 3/8 vs.1 1/2+). Bolster width for the 1902 measures about 2.375" and 2 25" for the ...

Choke (e.g., skeet, full etc) of both your barrels should be stamped on the side of each barrel or be equipped with RemChoke. Also chamber length (2 3/4, 3") should be stamped on the side.

Researcher - are there any extant hang tags for the '89s? I assume the patterning specs would be the same as the '94s.