Not a fine double but an American Classic

[charlie cleveland]

I ve only got alight weight 20 ga with 2 barrels a 26 cly and a 28 modified....I don t know if its as nice as these guns showed here but it s close....I do have a barrel 32 inch 12 ga that I plan to reunite to a light weight 12 ga some day......belong to my dad some body stole the gun withs its 26 imp. cly barrel....charlie

[Will Gurton]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

That straight grip is awesome. I don't have one, but I want one.

Thanks Bill.

It's 1903 Trap Grade in the 2xxx SN range.

Blessed to able to care for it a while.

Will

[Craig Larter]

Will I still consider myself a learning student when it comes to Remington automatic shotguns. Your Trap is very handsome but why no cheeks on the head of the stock? Also, I was under the impression that 1905 was the first year of production?

[Steve Hodges]

Craig, I think his gun is a Browning Auto 5, not a Remington Model 11

[Craig Larter]

Thanks Steve, my error, still learning. Craig

[Will Gurton]

Originally Posted by Craig Larter

Will I still consider myself a learning student when it comes to Remington automatic shotguns. Your Trap is very handsome but why no cheeks on the head of the stock? Also, I was under the impression that 1905 was the first year of production?

Sorry Craig,

The conversation got highjacked to Brownings and I followed the current.

Stephen is correct.

The first is an Ad in an Oct. 1903 Western Field and the second (pardon the rotation) is a 1903 FN Browning A5 Catalog photo.

Will