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Ed Blake 10-08-2013 03:43 PM

http://doublegunshop.com/semmer.htm

The above link is to Mr. Charles Semmer's book on Remington shotguns via the Double Gunshop website. That's a very high grade gun. Maybe an E-grade.

briancrocker 10-08-2013 03:57 PM

Added 3 more images to http://imgur.com/a/buHMz

Dad somehow cross-referenced some material and thought Parker was involved. Ya'll are starting to convince me though :)

It clearly has E marked, but I also see an F on the flat. Dad also was confused with an excerpt from the Double Shotgun book ya'll referenced, because it states the E grades didn't have gold or silver in-lays. Maybe it's an F grade?

This is fun, thank ya'll for the help so far!

briancrocker 10-08-2013 04:05 PM

I'll start a post over at remington society, thank you for all the help.

Eldon Goddard 10-08-2013 04:06 PM

You do not see that posted every day.

edgarspencer 10-08-2013 05:20 PM

That is the finest Remington I have ever seen.

Bill Murphy 10-08-2013 06:05 PM

What a great gun, the best of the best. I'm waiting for the owner to ask what we think it is worth. By the way, where is this fine gun located?

Dave Noreen 10-08-2013 06:47 PM

The P was a Remington Arms Co. stock letter used in the later years of the the Remington Hammerless Double Barrel Shotgun production. The Model 1894s had a P and the Model 1900s a Q preceeding their serial numbers. Your gun is what is called an EEO-Grade. Actually, E is the grade, the second E is for Ejectors and the O is for Ordnance Steel barrels.

The only higher grade was the "Remington Special" --

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...uecut-away.jpg

From the 1908 Remington Arms Co. catalogue.

Remington Arms Co. ceased their production of break-action shotguns in early 1910 and sold their entire inventory to Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co. of St Louis. They rightly saw that the future was with their John M. Browning designed Remington Autoloading Shotgun and their John D. Pedersen designed Remington Repeating Shotgun

briancrocker 10-08-2013 08:32 PM

Awesome feedback. Updated the OP with relevant information, wished I could change the title now too.

Not sure we care about the value, my grandfather and great-grandfather figured it was worth $1000, my dad laughed and told them otherwise. It's my dad's prized possession, he won't even tell his friends he has it.

charlie cleveland 10-08-2013 09:28 PM

a fine remington you have there its the best one i ve seen too... charlie

Eric Eis 10-09-2013 09:04 AM

That is one beautiful Remington gun, the engraving is great...


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