Not a fine double but an American Classic

[Drew Hause]

No handicap needed for the Remington Autoloading Shotgun

After introduction, it was quickly adopted by trap competitors; didn't hurt to have the great Rolla Heikes and Charles Budd on board (Heikes had used a Remington double to win the 1st 1900 GAH at Targets, and both used Parkers at the 1901 Anglo-American Match)



J.J. Banks then won the 1907 GAH



And Fred Harlow won in 1908
Forest & Stream July 4 1908
https://books.google.com/books?id=ejQevDPMUIYC&pg=PA27

One of these would be nice; 1910 Norvell-Shapleigh Hdw. catalog

[Researcher]

Norvell-Shapleigh was lagging behind the times. In the 1908 Remington Arms Co. catalog they began offering the Matted Rib on any grade for $7 list price extra. Also the option of 26-inch barrels. By the 1910 Remington Arms Co. catalog they dropped the list price of the Matted Rib to $6.75 and began offering the option of a Ventilated Rib on any grade for $13 list price extra.

1910 Remington Autoloading Gun No. 1 and No. 2.jpg

High Grade Autoloading Guns 1910.jpg

Here is the Model 11A from the first catalog I have showing the cross-bolt safety, circa 1929 Remington Arms Co., Inc. pocket catalog --

1929 Model 11A.jpeg

overstamped with the 20-gauge info which was introduced in 1930.

[Researcher]

This from the August 12, 1933, Retail Price List is the nearest complete listing I have to Craig's gun --

August 12, 1933.jpg