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Originally Posted by Craig Larter
Just wondering if you guys find non-SXS's from the say 1895 to the 1920's interesting, collectible and fun to shoot?? My favorite non-SxS is the Remington Automatic shotgun that became the Model 11. The action on a Model 11 is the perfect canvas for engraving.
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Are you kidding me? Below are pics of a c. 1909 Grade 6 (Premier Grade) Remington Autoloading Shotgun (RAS) also known as the RA(Gun). The shorebirds and rendition of the dogs and waterfowl really put the hook in me and I had to have it. Enjoy!
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09-24-2020, 08:43 PM
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Great topic Craig. I shoot my M12's regularly and they range in age from 1912 to 1948. An 11-48 in 20ga. is used when I'm ready to discard shells that are at the end of their reloading life and last but not least is a Rem M32.
Mikey K. does have a pump gun event at his shoot and maybe throwing in a vintage autoloader or O/U event is a possibility.
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