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Unread 07-28-2021, 09:55 PM   #1
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That is a set of barrels made in Meriden and marked at both Meriden and Ilion. After the move to Ilion Remington no longer stamped the barrel flats with the type of steel or grade and that set is stamped OV for Trojan. If Remington replaced those barrels in Ilion (dated 1940) they would have used a set brought from Meriden in the move.




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Here's a Remington made 1/2 frame barrel that was put on a 1899 GH 1 frame. The rib has no legend.
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Barrels on a 1905 DHE, guessing these were done in work order in 1938 along with a new straight grip and checkered butt with no skeleton.
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This Remington rebarrel of this Quality DH used a set of barrels that must have languished in inventory quite a while. Has the JG in the oval on the left barrel flat and the circle for the steel mark on the right, but no steel type letter.

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Picture isn't quite good enough to make out the date code. I can see X?3.

The rib has no legend.
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