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It may well be after WW2. Very interesting. Uncle Remer moved to SC after the war so that was the basis of my year estimate.
Some of the posts remained through the time I lived there . They never picked up the shells which led to me having a big collection of shell brass from the era
The info on the A 1 special is from an acquaintance who bought the gun from one of Uncle Remer's worthless sons. It was in pretty bad condition and needed a lot of restoration to bring back. This acquaintance later sold the gun
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