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Unread 12-21-2020, 11:49 AM   #1
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I have one box of the shells Dave pictured, and have seen identical ones over the years at gun shows. I dare say the crate is a rarity; I've never seen one of those and the one pictured by James is a nice one. BTW, RST loads 2-inch shells for use in guns chambered thusly.
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I looked through all of the Remington ammunition catalogs and price lists from 1932 to WW-II that I have access to, which are just about every one. These shells were not a catalog item. They were likely special ordered by large sporting goods dealers who might handle such guns to assure their customers a supply of shells.

Wonder what kind of gun Mrs. Robert ?ucus, Clover Brook Farm, Pawling, NY, had.
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