Remington model 1894

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Remington model 1894/1900
Remington 1894.jpg
A model 1894

Type Side by side shotgun
Land of Origin United States
Specifications
Barrel length 26 to 32"
No. of Barrels 2
Gauge 10, 12 & 16
Cartridge 3" shotshells
Action Break action

Sights front bead
Production History
Designer Remington Arms
Design Date 1893
Manufacturer Remington Arms
Produced 1894-1910
No. Built ~42,000 (model 1894)
~99,000 (model 1900)
S/N Blocks: 100,000 – 142,000
The Remington model 1894 was Remington's first hammerless double barrel shotgun.

Introduced in 1894, it was available in Remington's grades A, B, C, D, E, and Special Trap. Options included with or without automatic ejectors, and with ordnance steel or Damascus barrels.

Model 1900

The model 1900 was a lower priced version of Model 1894 produced from 1900-1910, with S/N blocks from 300,000 – 399,000. It was available in grades K (Remington steel barrels), KE (Remington steel, auto ejectors), KD (2 stripe Damascus barrels), and KED (2 strip Damascus, auto ejectors). Unlike the 1894, the 1900 was not available in 10 gauge chambering.

Resources

Value[1]
Exc. V.G Good Fair Poor
1894 1750 750 300 100
1900 1500 600 250 100
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Notes

  1. Shideler, Dan: "2009 Standard Catalog of Firearms, 19th Edition", Krause Publications 2008. ISBN 978-0-89689-674-1. Prices in $US, fluid steel barrels add 25% premium and highly engraved examples should be individually appraised.
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