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Excellent gun. You are a lucky man.
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That is quite the unique shotgun. Perhaps it was ordered by a Pigeon shooter that didn't like the rib extension in the way for loading. Quite a few Parker Bros. were ordered without the rib extension.
The late Charles Semmer in his book Remington Double Shotguns certainly didn't show such a gun or any Model 1885 above Grade 5. Perhaps you would get some Remington hammer gun expertise on the Remington Society of America web site -- https://www.remingtonsociety.org/forums/ |
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How long are the barrels and could you post picture of entire stock?
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Barrels are 30”. Stock pics and some better lit ones of engraving. Forgot yo add its in the low 17k s/n range
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nice.......charlie
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Are the barrels marked with the type of barrel steel on this gun? It is quite a beautiful example. Thank you for sharing pictures.
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