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Hi Just picked up a model 721c from a friend it was his dad's gun he bought it new. It is marked 721c on receiver just like my 721b . It has a black forend tip and Remington grip cap just like on the picture of the F grade I have. The wood is fancy with a lot of figure in it. The checkering on foren...

Anyone know what the forend tip and grip cap was made off on the 721f grade? Just wondering, can't find much information on them.

What ever happened to the model 1894 EE grade 16ga two barrel set that was talked about on this side for so long. Any one seen or herd about it lately?

Yes the metal has been reblued and not a good job. Also wood is not original. The model 31A up to around 1935 all came standard with checkering on them. A lot of dealers on the auction sites have the early model 31A and try do sell them as the model 31B because of the checkering they think it is a 3...

Hi The other day I was not able to see the pictures but today I can. Yes the buttstock is a replacement. The comb is not correct for the 1894. Checkering is not correct but close. Yes it is a small frame gun. If firing pin holes are one inch apart (center to center of the holes) also look under the ...

Hi There is another way to tell the difference in the small frame and the regular frame. Measure the distance between the firing pin holes. On the small frame it is 1 in. from center of one hole to center of the other firing pin hole. On the regular frame it is 1 and 3/16 in. for center of one hole ...

The earliest I have seen a 1894 or 1900 double with floating firing is 1903 but most were still the early type up until about 1906 when all were the floating type after that. I have collected them and worked on them for over 45 year's now.

I just found out the late made model 721 in 270, 280 and 30.06 would have been made with 22in. barrels on them.

Was the Remington model 721 in 280 made with a 22in barrel and not the 24in barrel like my 30.06 and 270 etc.

Who can I get to install a sako-style extractor on my 721 bolt and do it correctly?

Was the remington model 725 grip cap hard rubber or plastic? Thanks Terry

Hi I am looking for a model 721 in .280 rem. Thanks Terry

It looks like you have the floating firing pin on your gun (1907). Are you positive it is the hammer broken and not the firing pin? The hammer's on the floating firing gun's usually don't brake. If it is the hammer the right and left hammer is the same on a floating firing pin gun. Terry

Hi Also with the fixed firing pin you must know if you have the small frame gun or regular frame gun. Because the hammers are reversed . The right becomes left and left becomes right. The firing pin and hammer are one unit and the firing pin is offset on the hammer. Say you have a right hammer from ...

Some of my model 1894 gun's the choke starts 6 in. back. This is better than a 3in. long choke. in a tight choked gun. Terry