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Remington 10 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun

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In addition to the inlay, the gun pops thanks to heavily engraved motifs on the polished steel receiver giving it a timeless look. Sure, it’s production-acid engraving, but it doesn’t take away from its beauty. Particularly with the Turkish gun wearing a fine stick of oil-finished Turkish walnut, with plenty of checking on the grip and forearm. Pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns have ruled the roost for more than a half-century, for a logical reason — firepower. Bare minimum, they’re capable of loading up one more shell than a double, which potentially gives you one more goose in the bag or shot at a particularly wily rooster. Not to mention, in most circumstances, they’re a heck of a lot cheaper than over/unders and side-by-sides.

Winchester was also making Model 1917 rifles and bayonets when it came time to produce its first trench guns. The Remington Model SP-10 is built to perform in sun, rain, and snow. It comes in several variations, such as camo, but the brown walnut has that classic look and feel you just can’t get over. If you’re planning on chasing turkeys over hills, then the weight, despite having a sling, might be burdensome for some, though I don’t find the weight a problem. But for shooting waterfowl, what more could you ask for?

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Long on ornamentation, walnut and performance, the double-barrel shotgun punches well above its entry-level price. A “trust, but verify” mentality is a good way to approach a budget double-barrel shotgun purchase . That is to say, don’t go in and just buy something off the shelf. Make certain it looks well manufactured — the machining is smooth, removable chokes fit properly, each barrel fires and there are no flaws in the stock.

You use of this website constitutes and manifests your acceptance of our User Agreement, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and awareness of the California Privacy Rights. Unfortunately, Remington discontinued the model SP-10, so you’ll have to shop used for the experience of taking this gun hunting. You can usually find them priced used anywhere between $600 to just under $3,000, depending on the model and condition. The average price used should cost you somewhere around $1,300.

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Remington made hammer double barrels from 1874 to 1910. The quick way to different between year models is by hammer shape and serial numbers. E. Remington & Sons had nine different models of hammer doubles between 1873 and 1887, and each model came in seven different grades. Then Remington Arms Co. had another model of hammer double barrel and it also came in seven different grades. We need a lot more information before we can even begin to offer up a guess as to market value.

Others claim they’ll fall apart if you narrow your eyes in their general direction. The truth probably lies somewhere in the middle. Any deficiency arising upon the resale, together with all expenses thereof, shall be paid by the purchaser.

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When all is said and done, the Remington SP-10 is a 10 gauge and handles itself as such. It has a walnut stock, giving it a classic look to match this classic feel, and personally, I prefer the classic look. The Remington SP-10 is strong, solid, and built to handle the power packed into this gun. If a classic shotgun is not your style, look to the Franchi Affinity 3 for a one that has a modern feel with newer tech.

Since the Winchester Model 1897 had already proven itself in combat, it was decided to base the design of the new “trench gun” on this weapon. This image is certainly understandable because the Model 1897 was indeed the most widely issued and recognizable combat shotgun given to our Doughboys in WWI. However, contrary to popular opinion, it was not the only trench gun fielded in the war. In order to supplement the Winchester Model 1897 trench gun, Remington also produced a trench gun variant of its Model 10 pump-action shotgun.

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It has two side Hammer gun locks, each marked REMINGTON ARMS CO. on the lock plate. It is also marked REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION N.Y. U.S.A. on the center strap between the barrels. It has a dark brown composition checkered Butt plate with the R.A. Actually, the Model 1889 came at a watershed in company history. Remington & Sons went bankrupt in 1888, and when the New Model 1889 appeared, it was under the style Remington Arms Company.

The Remington Model SP-10 semi-automatic shotgun can be used for everything from hunting birds to shooting skeet. Based on the Ithaca Mag-10, Remington made this model from the years 1989 to 2010, quickly becoming a favorite gun for hunting large birds. A reliable and easy gun to maintain, hunters have enjoyed firing this classic shotgun for decades. As these guns become harder to find, you might want to consider buying one now while the prices are still fair.

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The Grade 2 had Twist barrels and the Grade 3 had two-stripe Damascus barrels. Grades 4 to 7 had increasing amounts and quality of engraving, increasingly finer Damascus barrels, increasing wood quality and fineness and intricacy of checkering. We really need to see several good pictures!! As to the four digit number you posted, that could be a serial number or it could be a factory assembly number and there is a different serial number somewhere on the gun. If it is a serial number it is in the range of the Models 1882 and 1883. For most of the 19th Century, Shotguns had not been a big market for American gun makers, due to the well-developed import trade coming out of England.

Payments online or by credit card will have an additional 5% processing fee. Remington & Sons hammer double was the 1882 with a conventional top lever that pushed to the right. These evolved through the 1883, 1885 and 1887.

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When the red band shows around the button, the gun will fire. I enjoy the simple design of this shotgun, from how it handles down to the simplicity of its safety mechanism. Smith & Wesson’s small .380-caliber M&P Shield EZ is a personal protection pistol designed to be easy to use. It shines for people less familiar with firearms or with weaker hands. But it also serves well for seasoned veteran shooters.

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Today, the company manufactures half a dozen different shotguns, each with numerous variants and hundreds of options. Remington’s shotguns are made for all types of hunting, as well as recreation, competition, and home security. Though it’s not all peaches and cream, the gun isn’t actually Czech or American-made. You guessed it, Turkey — but with what appears to be plenty of oversight from CZ. The Bobwhite G2 is available in 12-, 20- and 28-gauge, and is outfitted with a 28-inch barrel in each case. It comes with five chokes and, depending on gauge, weighs in at 5.5 to 7.3 pounds.

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Elwood Shelton is an online content developer for Gun Digest. He is a gun owner and avid reloader from Colorado. When not at his press or the range he can be found chasing mule deer around the Rocky Mountains. Also, if at all possible, get out and test shoot the model you’re interested in. Not only will this give you an idea of how the gun functions, but you’ll also see if you even like it in the first place. If you don’t feel you’re qualified to do all this, employ a more gun-savvy buddy to give you a hand in your evaluation.

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