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Definitely looks like a 1900 to me. No grade, just the usual, basic “KD” with Damascus barrels. The “K” should have Remington steel barrels. A “KE” or “KED” would have automatic ejectors.

Froggie

REVISED TO ADD: the shaft of the actuator rod for the extractor appears to be split. If so, and if the ...

I’m a newbie here. The last time we had occasion to look for parts four a Remington double was a few decades ago. Back then, the “usual source” was a fellow named McKee (or perhaps (McGee?). I’m sure he is no longer in business, but I would be interested to know whether there are, indeed some “usual ...

I for one am glad to see this specialized forum. As an inveterate browser of the internet, I have seen too many forums whose members wander off into all sorts of discussions about topics other than those for which the forum exists. With few exceptions, this forum seems to be about things Remington ...

Interesting response! What does real estate have to do with 1894 and 1900 Remington Shotguns? Did you join just to troll for real estate customers?
Is this a new norm for Remington Enthusiasts, or you a typical opportunist, looking for suckers with money to lose??
SCAM ALERT!!!

I just registered and thought I’d introduce myself. My real name is Charlie, but I use the nom de plume , “Green Frog” on quite a few websites and fora, so I figured I should use it here too. For those of you who have seen me elsewhere, I’m the same old “Froggie”.

I’ve joined here because of a ...