Remington Society

$235 for shipping on the gun after $14,550.00?

I am addicted to surfing the "for sale" gun sale sites. I am seeing a bunch of graded Remingtons listed, including some very gorgeous and rare "D" grades (GI-GB)! My beer budget only allows me to look but what a fun look it is! Plenty of "C & B" grades too!

Dennis at Skeets Gunsmithing can fit and time Model 31 barrels. He is setting up an extra skeet barrel for me now.

The "combo" has only one fore end. There are no visible 1 or 2 on either barrel.
Thanks for the clarification Reseacher!

I recently acquired the noted Remington with two barrels, both numbered the same. Rick and I spent some time with the barrel gauge last night: Top barrel set is 28" right, .29 choke left cylinder (no choke) I appears that the factory numbers have been X-ed out Bottom barrel set is 30" righ...

Vendors of guns I have shopped have him noted as doing a gun in 1912. Maybe they back tracked his career? I would like to think that he did my 10-D or at least was the main artist.

Looking for a Trap or Tournament Grade Remington Model 11 autoloader
**with a straight stock if possible

If all the stars align and covid doesn't stop us we (Me, Rick & Chuck) are planning to attend the November Gun Show in Tulsa, OK. Any vendors or Remington displays? Let us know table number so we can stop by.

Did Remington subcontract the color case processing? If so they might very well have sourced the nickel plating. With the competition for sales at the time it would seem likely that they would cater to the customers wishes.

from 2shooter: Remington did not offer pistol grip stock for Model 1873 in 1875 catalog.I have not seen a 1873 with original pistol grip stock.Remington listed the pistol grip stock in the 1877 Remington catalog for Model 1875 listed pistol grip stock $5.00 to $8.00 dollars extra. Many years ago I o...

Whitmore and FE

I have been looking for a Trap Grade model 29.
Most have had barrels cut and PolyChokes installed.

Paul, This gun was missing butt stock and trigger guard, I used an 1889 trigger guard. We had to alter an 89 stock and bondo for a copy. I had another grade 1 lifter years ago that was also with pistol grip. Also this gun is 10 gauge but is very light.

A three year project getting closer.
This 1873 Grade 3 need quite a bit of work.
The Arizona Black Walnut came from a stump that I picked up while hunting quail 25 years ago!
Replacement trigger guard engraved to match by Chuck Edwards.

2shooter,
So you have them! What an advanced collection you must have amassed.
Any photos of the graded guns would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for all the replies, Mike