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Information as to grading the Model 1882. There are few catalogs available that give us Model 1885 shotgun, there is another smaller frame designed Later on, when Remington came out with a new Otherįrame measurements tend to be alike, whether a 10 or 12 Only two, and that dimension is across the bolsters.

Measurements of a number of frame sizes conclude there are Model 1882 shotguns were only offered in 12 and 10 gauge. The Remington Armory did not yet offer 16 gauge. Person can cock these hammers quite fast, even while The hammer design wasĬhanged and is still quite tall. Perhaps for an appealing look, but we find there is no

The bolsters as they did with the earlier Whitmore guns. Remington & Sons continued to use percussion fences on We don’t know why, but for some reason E. The forendĬatch of the Model 1882 is the patent design of Deeley &Įdge of England, who authorized permission to E.

The future models of Remington hammer guns. These features continued to be present throughout The new double shotgun still contained theĭouble bolt locking system and also had rebounding locks Versus Remingtons’s earlier Whitmore, which was a thumbliftingĪction. The more popular rotating top lever for opening the action Various “Whitmore Hammer Lifter” and “Lifter” shotgunsĪnd began to manufacture the new Remington Modelġ882 double shotgun. Remington & Sons discontinued production of