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Unread 10-22-2020, 08:41 AM   #1
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Color does drive the prices. Though my book says that the solid rib barrels are quite rare as they were all special order items
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I found and grabbed a 1966 Twentyweight in Dragon Black.
The Modified choke had been opened to .007 constriction. Tight Skeet. Perfect.
All else seems factory original and in a very high state of preservation.




















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I have a Remington M31 lightweight 20 gauge The receiver is some sort of alloy. Anyone have a guess on its name/composition? I don't.
Remington called the material the Model 31L receivers were made of Aeromet.

Remington Arms Co., Inc. put out a folder dated 1941 that introduces the new 1941 style Improved Model 31 and the new Model 31L with the Aeromet receiver.

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By the June 10, 1941 Remington Arms Co., Inc. catalog they say the Model 31Ls are indefinitely delayed due to raw material shortages.

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No mention of the Model 31L in the 1942 Remington Arms Co., Inc. catalog.

Likewise not mentioned in the 1946 Remington Arms Co., Inc. catalog. The Model 31L makes its return in the 1947 Remington Arms Co., Inc. catalog in all three gauges.

I have seen a few with their receivers marked Model 31L, but most are just marked Model 31 the same as the steel receivers.

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I found and grabbed a 1966 Twentyweight in Dragon Black.
The Modified choke had been opened to .007 constriction. Tight Skeet. Perfect.
All else seems factory original and in a very high state of preservation
What does it weigh?
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The sandwich style is call a “Deli Stack” and weighs a half pound.
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My bad.

The Twentyweight is exactly 12 and 1/2 Brents Blackened Pastrami Sandwiches.

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