Hi John Taylor here. I made this post on the Great model 8 site and thought I would share it here. Any info on dating gun would be helpful. Thank you !! John Taylor
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Remington model 11 Cutaway gun
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Re: Remington model 11 Cutaway gun
The Improved Model 11 12-gauge with the cross-bolt safety behind the trigger was introduced in the 1928/9 timeframe. The 20-gauge Model 11 was introduced in 1930. By February 22, 1930, the first 132 20-gauge Model 11 receivers had been put in work.
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54bullseye
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Re: Remington model 11 Cutaway gun
What does the M stand for ?? Some one on a forum told me it stood for a Million ??? Thanks for getting back to me ! John Taylor
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Re: Remington model 11 Cutaway gun
The 20-gauge Model 11 serial numbers started at 1000000, so the receiver for this gun 1000862 was put in work during late March/early April 1930.
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54bullseye
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Re: Remington model 11 Cutaway gun
So the M dose stand for a million . Thanks John Taylor
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Re: Remington model 11 Cutaway gun
Are you the John Taylor I shot skeet with at Col King's shoots at Andrews AFB in the late 1970s and 1980s?
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54bullseye
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Re: Remington model 11 Cutaway gun
No different guy !! There are a lot of John Taylor's !! Thanks John Taylor