New 16 Trojan

[Alfred Greeson]

I would bet on Doug's opinion. I think I had looked at that gun on line before seeing your pics, it is a nice Trojan. One to be proud to own. I'm like mentioned earlier, not a collector as such but really like my Parker's. When you start shooting them, you will understand why they are sought after and they just fit. Like all the discussion on the 0 frame 16's, they may have been special order, but they are great, especially when you find one that feels like it was made for you.

[Andy]

Originally Posted by Alfred Greeson

I would bet on Doug's opinion. I think I had looked at that gun on line before seeing your pics, it is a nice Trojan. One to be proud to own. I'm like mentioned earlier, not a collector as such but really like my Parker's. When you start shooting them, you will understand why they are sought after and they just fit. Like all the discussion on the 0 frame 16's, they may have been special order, but they are great, especially when you find one that feels like it was made for you.

This gun may or may not have been listed on line, he couldn't remember if he had. I have no further information on the history of the gun but will request a letter if one if available.

[David Noble]

Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco

I have no further information on the history of the gun but will request a letter if one if available.

There are factory records for this gun according to the "Research Letter" tool on the home page of the PGCA. Being a Remington era gun the info may be scant since Remington used IBM cards rather than hand written entries in their log books. However, Chuck Bishop was able to find quite a bit of additional and interesting factory records on a Remington era GHE 16ga Skeet gun I possess. I recommend you get the letter.