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The Trojan was offered in very limited specifications. In the early years, only 28-inch barrels in all three gauges and the option of 30-inch barrels in 12-gauge. The 1913 flyer --

1913 Trojan Grade flyer.jpeg

Circa 1915/6 --

1916 Trojan.jpeg

By 1923 they added the option of 26-inch barrels --

1923 Trojan 26-inch barrels added.jpeg

The 1930 catalog --

1930 Trojan.jpeg

A couple of years before they dropped the Trojan Grade, Remington offered a single selective trigger --

Trojan Grade, May 17, 1937.jpeg

The A.H. Fox Gun Co. offered their entry-level gun, the Sterlingworth, in all four barrel lengths in all three gauges as well as the option of ejectors and from 1914 onward the Fox-Kautzky Single Selective Trigger.
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