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Our friend Peter Johnson was incorrect when he mentioned the 24 gauge Trojans. They were V Grade hammerless guns. The T Grade is a 0 (zero) grade hammer gun. Seven of the 48 Trojans with Twist Steel barrels were 10 gauge. There are two 28 gauge Trojans mentioned in the records. We have also seen a Trojan with ejectors, single trigger, beavertail forend in skeet configuration. It is pictured in a late Remington parts price list and was in the Remington Museum in 1998.
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