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16 ga Remington 1894 Gr. B 30" in scarce 16 gauge! for sale
16 ga Remington 1894 Gr. B 30" in scarce 16 gauge! for sale
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Guns International #: 103469305
Category - Remington Shotguns - SxS
- Shotguns - American Double
16 ga Remington 1894 Gr. B 30" in scarce 16 gauge!
Description:
Offered here is a Remington Model 1894, BE double barrel shotgun, with ejectors and lovely 30" fine damascus barrels in the scarce 16 ga configuration.The 1894 was offered in 3 gauges, 10, 12, and 16, with 16 gauge models being by far the most scarce of the three.
Note the graceful widow's peak to a Remington buttplate on the original stock; a hallmark feature of the 1894, that speaks to the quality of workmanship with which these guns were made. More often than not, you will notice other 1894's have had this swapped out for a rubber butt pad. Many 1894's saw heavy field/shooting use, and as such, there are few survivors in as good condition as this one is! Gun has some light scratches and handling marks typical for a wokring gun of this age, some oil staining on the wood, but overall, stocks are solid and gun is tight and on face and is in very nice condition overall, with approximately 60% of the original damascus pattern visible.
The gun's chambers have not been extended or opened up, and are in their original configuration. We have enjoyed shooting this gun at vintage shoots and on preserve pheasants. While all of Remington's model 1894's were advertised to be made for Nitro/smokeless powders, we recommend having a qualified doublegunsmith check over the gun prior to firing, and to select appropriate loads for the gun.
**Please note, that vintage Remington 1894 field guns are graded with A as the base model, B as the intermediate grade, and grades C-E the highest grades. An 1894 designed for trap (designated F grade) was also made, with a specific set of characteristics such as heavier overall weight and a straighthand stock -- these are roughly comparable in grade to the B grades.
Here is an honest, quality, American double that is as as finely made as any American double. This lovely example stands ready for you to take it afield, and may it take you back to a simpler time!
Curio/Relic: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Remington
Model: 1894 B. Grade
Barrel Length: 30
Bore Info: 16 ga
Chambers: 2 5/8
Ejectors: Yes
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Very Good
Barrels: 2
Barrel Type: Fine Damascus
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: 2
Stock: Round Knob
Stock Cast: Neutral
Fore End: Splinter, Anson Push-Button
Butt Pad: Widow's Peak/Remington Butt Plate
Rib: Matted
Weight: 7
Manufacture Date: ~1908-1910
Chokes: Fixed
Choke Left: .020
Choke Right: .024
Engraving: Borders, Scroll
Item Location: Minnesota
Grips: Round Knob/Half Pistol
Price: $3,495.00
Shipping: $125.00
Description:
Offered here is a Remington Model 1894, BE double barrel shotgun, with ejectors and lovely 30" fine damascus barrels in the scarce 16 ga configuration.The 1894 was offered in 3 gauges, 10, 12, and 16, with 16 gauge models being by far the most scarce of the three.
Note the graceful widow's peak to a Remington buttplate on the original stock; a hallmark feature of the 1894, that speaks to the quality of workmanship with which these guns were made. More often than not, you will notice other 1894's have had this swapped out for a rubber butt pad. Many 1894's saw heavy field/shooting use, and as such, there are few survivors in as good condition as this one is! Gun has some light scratches and handling marks typical for a wokring gun of this age, some oil staining on the wood, but overall, stocks are solid and gun is tight and on face and is in very nice condition overall, with approximately 60% of the original damascus pattern visible.
The gun's chambers have not been extended or opened up, and are in their original configuration. We have enjoyed shooting this gun at vintage shoots and on preserve pheasants. While all of Remington's model 1894's were advertised to be made for Nitro/smokeless powders, we recommend having a qualified doublegunsmith check over the gun prior to firing, and to select appropriate loads for the gun.
**Please note, that vintage Remington 1894 field guns are graded with A as the base model, B as the intermediate grade, and grades C-E the highest grades. An 1894 designed for trap (designated F grade) was also made, with a specific set of characteristics such as heavier overall weight and a straighthand stock -- these are roughly comparable in grade to the B grades.
Here is an honest, quality, American double that is as as finely made as any American double. This lovely example stands ready for you to take it afield, and may it take you back to a simpler time!
Curio/Relic: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Remington
Model: 1894 B. Grade
Barrel Length: 30
Bore Info: 16 ga
Chambers: 2 5/8
Ejectors: Yes
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Very Good
Barrels: 2
Barrel Type: Fine Damascus
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: 2
Stock: Round Knob
Stock Cast: Neutral
Fore End: Splinter, Anson Push-Button
Butt Pad: Widow's Peak/Remington Butt Plate
Rib: Matted
Weight: 7
Manufacture Date: ~1908-1910
Chokes: Fixed
Choke Left: .020
Choke Right: .024
Engraving: Borders, Scroll
Item Location: Minnesota
Grips: Round Knob/Half Pistol
Price: $3,495.00
Shipping: $125.00
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103469305
Category - Remington Shotguns - SxS
- Shotguns - American Double
16 ga Remington 1894 Gr. B 30" in scarce 16 gauge!
Description: Offered here is a Remington Model 1894, BE double barrel shotgun, with ejectors and lovely 30" fine damascus barrels in the scarce 16 ga configuration.The 1894 was offered in 3 gauges, 10, 12, and 16, with 16 gauge models being by far the most scarce of the three. Note the graceful widow's peak to a Remington buttplate on the original stock; a hallmark feature of the 1894, that speaks to the quality of workmanship with which these guns were made. More often than not, you will notice other 1894's have had this swapped out for a rubber butt pad. Many 1894's saw heavy field/shooting use, and as such, there are few survivors in as good condition as this one is! Gun has some light scratches and handling marks typical for a wokring gun of this age, some oil staining on the wood, but overall, stocks are solid and gun is tight and on face and is in very nice condition overall, with approximately 60% of the original damascus pattern visible. The gun's chambers have not been extended or opened up, and are in their original configuration. We have enjoyed shooting this gun at vintage shoots and on preserve pheasants. While all of Remington's model 1894's were advertised to be made for Nitro/smokeless powders, we recommend having a qualified doublegunsmith check over the gun prior to firing, and to select appropriate loads for the gun. **Please note, that vintage Remington 1894 field guns are graded with A as the base model, B as the intermediate grade, and grades C-E the highest grades. An 1894 designed for trap (designated F grade) was also made, with a specific set of characteristics such as heavier overall weight and a straighthand stock -- these are roughly comparable in grade to the B grades. Here is an honest, quality, American double that is as as finely made as any American double. This lovely example stands ready for you to take it afield, and may it take you back to a simpler time! Curio/Relic: Yes Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge Manufacturer: Remington Model: 1894 B. Grade Barrel Length: 30 Bore Info: 16 ga Chambers: 2 5/8 Ejectors: Yes Condition: Very Good Metal Condition: Good Wood Condition: Very Good Bore Condition: Very Good Barrels: 2 Barrel Type: Fine Damascus Action: Boxlock Triggers: 2 Stock: Round Knob Stock Cast: Neutral Fore End: Splinter, Anson Push-Button Butt Pad: Widow's Peak/Remington Butt Plate Rib: Matted Weight: 7 Manufacture Date: ~1908-1910 Chokes: Fixed Choke Left: .020 Choke Right: .024 Engraving: Borders, Scroll Item Location: Minnesota Grips: Round Knob/Half Pistol Price: $3,495.00 Shipping: $125.00 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103469305
Category - Remington Shotguns - SxS
- Shotguns - American Double
16 ga Remington 1894 Gr. B 30" in scarce 16 gauge!
Description:
Offered here is a Remington Model 1894, BE double barrel shotgun, with ejectors and lovely 30" fine damascus barrels in the scarce 16 ga configuration.The 1894 was offered in 3 gauges, 10, 12, and 16, with 16 gauge models being by far the most scarce of the three.
Note the graceful widow's peak to a Remington buttplate on the original stock; a hallmark feature of the 1894, that speaks to the quality of workmanship with which these guns were made. More often than not, you will notice other 1894's have had this swapped out for a rubber butt pad. Many 1894's saw heavy field/shooting use, and as such, there are few survivors in as good condition as this one is! Gun has some light scratches and handling marks typical for a wokring gun of this age, some oil staining on the wood, but overall, stocks are solid and gun is tight and on face and is in very nice condition overall, with approximately 60% of the original damascus pattern visible.
The gun's chambers have not been extended or opened up, and are in their original configuration. We have enjoyed shooting this gun at vintage shoots and on preserve pheasants. While all of Remington's model 1894's were advertised to be made for Nitro/smokeless powders, we recommend having a qualified doublegunsmith check over the gun prior to firing, and to select appropriate loads for the gun.
**Please note, that vintage Remington 1894 field guns are graded with A as the base model, B as the intermediate grade, and grades C-E the highest grades. An 1894 designed for trap (designated F grade) was also made, with a specific set of characteristics such as heavier overall weight and a straighthand stock -- these are roughly comparable in grade to the B grades.
Here is an honest, quality, American double that is as as finely made as any American double. This lovely example stands ready for you to take it afield, and may it take you back to a simpler time!
Curio/Relic: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Remington
Model: 1894 B. Grade
Barrel Length: 30
Bore Info: 16 ga
Chambers: 2 5/8
Ejectors: Yes
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Very Good
Barrels: 2
Barrel Type: Fine Damascus
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: 2
Stock: Round Knob
Stock Cast: Neutral
Fore End: Splinter, Anson Push-Button
Butt Pad: Widow's Peak/Remington Butt Plate
Rib: Matted
Weight: 7
Manufacture Date: ~1908-1910
Chokes: Fixed
Choke Left: .020
Choke Right: .024
Engraving: Borders, Scroll
Item Location: Minnesota
Grips: Round Knob/Half Pistol
Price: $3,495.00
Shipping: $125.00
Description:
Offered here is a Remington Model 1894, BE double barrel shotgun, with ejectors and lovely 30" fine damascus barrels in the scarce 16 ga configuration.The 1894 was offered in 3 gauges, 10, 12, and 16, with 16 gauge models being by far the most scarce of the three.
Note the graceful widow's peak to a Remington buttplate on the original stock; a hallmark feature of the 1894, that speaks to the quality of workmanship with which these guns were made. More often than not, you will notice other 1894's have had this swapped out for a rubber butt pad. Many 1894's saw heavy field/shooting use, and as such, there are few survivors in as good condition as this one is! Gun has some light scratches and handling marks typical for a wokring gun of this age, some oil staining on the wood, but overall, stocks are solid and gun is tight and on face and is in very nice condition overall, with approximately 60% of the original damascus pattern visible.
The gun's chambers have not been extended or opened up, and are in their original configuration. We have enjoyed shooting this gun at vintage shoots and on preserve pheasants. While all of Remington's model 1894's were advertised to be made for Nitro/smokeless powders, we recommend having a qualified doublegunsmith check over the gun prior to firing, and to select appropriate loads for the gun.
**Please note, that vintage Remington 1894 field guns are graded with A as the base model, B as the intermediate grade, and grades C-E the highest grades. An 1894 designed for trap (designated F grade) was also made, with a specific set of characteristics such as heavier overall weight and a straighthand stock -- these are roughly comparable in grade to the B grades.
Here is an honest, quality, American double that is as as finely made as any American double. This lovely example stands ready for you to take it afield, and may it take you back to a simpler time!
Curio/Relic: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Remington
Model: 1894 B. Grade
Barrel Length: 30
Bore Info: 16 ga
Chambers: 2 5/8
Ejectors: Yes
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Very Good
Barrels: 2
Barrel Type: Fine Damascus
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: 2
Stock: Round Knob
Stock Cast: Neutral
Fore End: Splinter, Anson Push-Button
Butt Pad: Widow's Peak/Remington Butt Plate
Rib: Matted
Weight: 7
Manufacture Date: ~1908-1910
Chokes: Fixed
Choke Left: .020
Choke Right: .024
Engraving: Borders, Scroll
Item Location: Minnesota
Grips: Round Knob/Half Pistol
Price: $3,495.00
Shipping: $125.00
Guns International #: 103469305
Guns International #: 103469305
Category - Remington Shotguns - SxS
- Shotguns - American Double
16 ga Remington 1894 Gr. B 30" in scarce 16 gauge!
Description:
Offered here is a Remington Model 1894, BE double barrel shotgun, with ejectors and lovely 30" fine damascus barrels in the scarce 16 ga configuration.The 1894 was offered in 3 gauges, 10, 12, and 16, with 16 gauge models being by far the most scarce of the three.
Note the graceful widow's peak to a Remington buttplate on the original stock; a hallmark feature of the 1894, that speaks to the quality of workmanship with which these guns were made. More often than not, you will notice other 1894's have had this swapped out for a rubber butt pad. Many 1894's saw heavy field/shooting use, and as such, there are few survivors in as good condition as this one is! Gun has some light scratches and handling marks typical for a wokring gun of this age, some oil staining on the wood, but overall, stocks are solid and gun is tight and on face and is in very nice condition overall, with approximately 60% of the original damascus pattern visible.
The gun's chambers have not been extended or opened up, and are in their original configuration. We have enjoyed shooting this gun at vintage shoots and on preserve pheasants. While all of Remington's model 1894's were advertised to be made for Nitro/smokeless powders, we recommend having a qualified doublegunsmith check over the gun prior to firing, and to select appropriate loads for the gun.
**Please note, that vintage Remington 1894 field guns are graded with A as the base model, B as the intermediate grade, and grades C-E the highest grades. An 1894 designed for trap (designated F grade) was also made, with a specific set of characteristics such as heavier overall weight and a straighthand stock -- these are roughly comparable in grade to the B grades.
Here is an honest, quality, American double that is as as finely made as any American double. This lovely example stands ready for you to take it afield, and may it take you back to a simpler time!
Curio/Relic: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Remington
Model: 1894 B. Grade
Barrel Length: 30
Bore Info: 16 ga
Chambers: 2 5/8
Ejectors: Yes
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Very Good
Barrels: 2
Barrel Type: Fine Damascus
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: 2
Stock: Round Knob
Stock Cast: Neutral
Fore End: Splinter, Anson Push-Button
Butt Pad: Widow's Peak/Remington Butt Plate
Rib: Matted
Weight: 7
Manufacture Date: ~1908-1910
Chokes: Fixed
Choke Left: .020
Choke Right: .024
Engraving: Borders, Scroll
Item Location: Minnesota
Grips: Round Knob/Half Pistol
Price: $3,495.00
Shipping: $125.00
Description:
Offered here is a Remington Model 1894, BE double barrel shotgun, with ejectors and lovely 30" fine damascus barrels in the scarce 16 ga configuration.The 1894 was offered in 3 gauges, 10, 12, and 16, with 16 gauge models being by far the most scarce of the three.
Note the graceful widow's peak to a Remington buttplate on the original stock; a hallmark feature of the 1894, that speaks to the quality of workmanship with which these guns were made. More often than not, you will notice other 1894's have had this swapped out for a rubber butt pad. Many 1894's saw heavy field/shooting use, and as such, there are few survivors in as good condition as this one is! Gun has some light scratches and handling marks typical for a wokring gun of this age, some oil staining on the wood, but overall, stocks are solid and gun is tight and on face and is in very nice condition overall, with approximately 60% of the original damascus pattern visible.
The gun's chambers have not been extended or opened up, and are in their original configuration. We have enjoyed shooting this gun at vintage shoots and on preserve pheasants. While all of Remington's model 1894's were advertised to be made for Nitro/smokeless powders, we recommend having a qualified doublegunsmith check over the gun prior to firing, and to select appropriate loads for the gun.
**Please note, that vintage Remington 1894 field guns are graded with A as the base model, B as the intermediate grade, and grades C-E the highest grades. An 1894 designed for trap (designated F grade) was also made, with a specific set of characteristics such as heavier overall weight and a straighthand stock -- these are roughly comparable in grade to the B grades.
Here is an honest, quality, American double that is as as finely made as any American double. This lovely example stands ready for you to take it afield, and may it take you back to a simpler time!
Curio/Relic: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Remington
Model: 1894 B. Grade
Barrel Length: 30
Bore Info: 16 ga
Chambers: 2 5/8
Ejectors: Yes
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Very Good
Barrels: 2
Barrel Type: Fine Damascus
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: 2
Stock: Round Knob
Stock Cast: Neutral
Fore End: Splinter, Anson Push-Button
Butt Pad: Widow's Peak/Remington Butt Plate
Rib: Matted
Weight: 7
Manufacture Date: ~1908-1910
Chokes: Fixed
Choke Left: .020
Choke Right: .024
Engraving: Borders, Scroll
Item Location: Minnesota
Grips: Round Knob/Half Pistol
Price: $3,495.00
Shipping: $125.00
Contact Seller
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