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Dan Houghton 11-04-2023 01:21 PM

Maybe the Last SBT?
 
While I understand it may never be known, I have SC sn 242311, a 32” SBT with Remington date codes indicating manufacture in January of 1942. There was an older post about the highest SN SBT I didn’t resurrect but I’d like to hear if anyone has found a later one. I know Remington made a few… thanks!

John Davis 11-04-2023 01:42 PM

Would love to see some pictures.

Dan Houghton 11-04-2023 03:19 PM

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...RaoAVuMdlHThGp

Try this

John Davis 11-04-2023 05:30 PM

Great gun!

J. Scott Hanes 11-04-2023 05:53 PM

Beautiful!! Hard to imagine there were any made after that one. Is it a recent acquisition or have you had it a while? Could you also post a photo of the full stock and forend?

Kyle Neilson 01-24-2024 01:26 PM

1942 SBT
 
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This is my friend's C grade SBT SN 242359. Completely redone by DelGreco. He believes it to be the last one made, but does anyone know for sure?

J. Scott Hanes 01-24-2024 03:31 PM

Are there any initials on the stock oval? What is the barrel length?

John Davis 01-24-2024 03:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyle Neilson (Post 403895)
This is my friend's C grade SBT SN 242359. Completely redone by DelGreco. He believes it to be the last one made, but does anyone know for sure?

I don’t think anyone can definitely say for sure but it’s certainly a candidate.

John Davis 01-24-2024 05:21 PM

[QUOTE=J. Scott Hanes;403900]Are there any initials on the stock oval? [QUOTE]

Maybe an SG?

Kyle Neilson 01-25-2024 10:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by J. Scott Hanes (Post 403900)
Are there any initials on the stock oval? What is the barrel length?

Stock oval is blank and 32" Barrel. :)

Brian Dudley 01-25-2024 02:45 PM

Why does he think it to be the last one?

Kyle Neilson 01-25-2024 03:21 PM

I think the guy he bought it from many years ago thought it was the last. Could have been a good sales pitch. LOL

Kyle Neilson 01-25-2024 03:22 PM

I think the guy he bought it from many years ago thought it was the last. Could have been a good sales pitch. LOL

Dean Romig 01-25-2024 03:59 PM

This is why it was likely to have been the last SBT produced in Ilion, NY.


"Remington's production of sporting rifles and shotguns declined in 1941, and by the beginning of 1942 the Ilion facility was totally committed to the war effort. In April 1942, approval was given by the Ordnance Department for Remington to simplify production of the 1903 rifle, including the substitution of stamped instead of machined parts. The resulting weapon was called U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, Model 1903 (Modified), and Remington produced about 188,000 between June and December 1942."

(Taken from a Google search.)




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Frank Good 01-25-2024 09:15 PM

Those are gorgeous guns! :bowdown:

Mike Franzen 01-26-2024 05:16 AM

Unless someone has a higher numbered SBT then that one is the last one known to exist.


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