This is a classic
Remington Model 10-A, a distinguished pump-action shotgun designed by John Pedersen and produced by Remington Arms between 1908 and 1929.This particular firearm, bearing serial number U118556, features a 30 " barrel, and a 5-round tubular magazine. It's had a time period correct high polish, professional re-blued finish at some point. It's in overall great condition for its manufacture date. It has some scattered handling marks, mostly on the stock. A small and well-done butt stock repair is evident with 3 small tack nail holes showing on the top of near the end of the butt stock.
The Remington Model 10 was Remington's inaugural pump-action shotgun, marking a significant advancement in firearm design.Notably, it was utilized by the U.S. military during World War I in a "trench gun" configuration.The Model 10-A variant, like the one offered here, was the standard model favored by both civilian sportsmen and law enforcement agencies.
This shotgun is in good condition, with normal wear.The high polish blue finish is beautiful, and the action operates smoothly.
Based on available records, serial number U118556 suggests production in the mid-1910s.Specifically, Remington's serial numbering indicates that by September 30, 1919, Model 10 serial numbers had reached 172,939, placing this shotgun's manufacture date prior to that.remingtonsociety.org
The Remington Model 10-A holds a revered place among collectors due to its historical significance and innovative design.Its bottom-ejecting mechanism was a precursor to later designs and offered advantages such as reduced exposure to elements and ambidextrous usability.This particular piece, with its preserved high polish blue finish and serial number indicative of early production, will make a great addition to any collection.
Specifications:
Gauge:12
Action Type:Pump-action with internal hammer
Barrel Length:30 inches
Finish:High polish blue
Capacity:5-round tubular magazine
Ejection Port:Bottom-loading and ejecting mechanism
Special Markings:"REMINGTON UMC" inside an oval on the bottom of the trigger guard. This indicates a post 1912 manufacture date, a transitional period when Remington Arms and UMC merged to Remington-Union Metallic Cartridge Company.
Circa:
Mid-1910's (Post 1912)
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