16 GA

[Scott Gentry]

16 ga GH 28” one frame. Someone has taken great care of this one. Light full/ full. 1 5/8 x 2 5/8 14 1/4. 1907 gun. Just a handy little gun to carry. Thanks.

[Mike Poindexter]

One of the nicer ones I've seen. Enjoy!

[Kenny Graft]

Hi Scott, I love 16-s. Is yours an O-frame by chance? About 6lbs-4oz SXS Ohio

[james whittington]

Wow !! That's a beauty !!

[Harold Lee Pickens]

That is a nice one. I have one from mid 1890's. I like to carry it for pheasant, but need to get some appropriate Bismuth loads for it to use in non tox areas.

[Scott Gentry]

Hi Scott, I love 16-s. Is yours an O-frame by chance? About 6lbs-4oz SXS Ohio

This one is a 1 frame.

[David Livesay]

What's your asking price?

[Daryl Corona]

That's the way you like to find them. Very nice Scott.

[Dean Romig]

Magnificent little G - WOW !!





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[David Livesay]

Scott, I just realized this is not in the for-sale section, so I apologize for my previous post. Very nice gun by the way!!!

[keavin nelson]

That is a nice G, with great dimensions, high condition and a 16 to boot! Wow!

[Brian Dudley]

KILLER wood for a G, or any grade for that matter.

[Larry Stauch]

Very nice gun indeed. One wonders what the right hand side of that stock looks like, since the left side is so beautiful. BTW, I have found that if I do only the slightest amount of editing to a cell phone picture and then post it, it comes out right side up. :)

[Dean Romig]

Right Larry, I’ve been saying that for years.





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[Scott Gentry]

The gun weighs 6 lb 7 oz

right side.

[Scott Gentry]

For Dean and Larry

[Dean Romig]

Just amazingly beautiful.
That wood would look right on a B or an A.





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[Scott Gentry]

Agreed, first thing I did was as remove the trigger guard and check number, perhaps an employee hooked himself up building a gun for themselves or an executive. Who knows but fun to think.

[allen newell]

Very nice indeed. What's not to like about a 16

[John Dallas]

Back in the 60's/70's, Remington would take wood which would have been used on their highest grade guns but had a minor blemish and put it aside. The wood was too good to be put on a standard gun, so it was saved for Director's standard grade guns or perhaps other "Special" folks

[Dean Romig]

But this is s 1907 gun and unless there are Remington date codes stamped into thevflats of the left barrel I don’t think that possibility exists John.





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[Bill Murphy]

Check's in the mail, Scott. Pack it carefully.

[Scott Gentry]

Check's in the mail, Scott. Pack it carefully.


Find a certain set of 32” 20ga barrels you know about and will work out a sweet deal 😁.

[William Woods]

Very nice gun. I would take that wood on any grade gun and be happy with it.