The Remington Model 1893 No.3 in 12 Gauge is a timeless single-shot, break-action shotgun, crafted by Remington between 1893 and 1903. This model, cherished for its simplicity and reliability, holds historical significance and is a must-have for any firearm enthusiast or collector. Despite its poor condition, this shotgun offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of American history. The significant wear, rust, and use mark its journey through time, while the original walnut wood stock with splinter forend and round butt pistol grip speak to its classic design.
In its current state, the Remington Model 1893 is in poor condition. The barrel does not lock, and the break lever is completely loose, indicating no lock up at all. The wood shows heavy wear, with numerous dings, dents, and scratches. The bore is fair, generally clean, but with some residue, smudges, and slight corrosion. This shotgun is in desperate need of work, but it could alternatively add rustic charm as a decorative piece on your wall.
This sale includes the original shotgun with its 30" barrel, blued finish, and original walnut wood stock. It features a front fixed flattened bead sight and a 2-3/4" chamber with a fixed Improved Cylinder choke. Manufactured in the United States, this shotgun is a testament to Remington's legacy of producing durable and efficient firearms.
The Remington Model 1893 No.3 is not just a firearm; it is a piece of living history. Introduced during a period when break-action shotguns were highly popular, this model exemplifies the rugged reliability and straightforward design that Remington is known for. The blued finish, although worn, once added an elegant touch while protecting the metal from corrosion. With its single-round capacity, this shotgun was favored by hunters and sportsmen alike. Owning this shotgun offers a rare glimpse into the craftsmanship of a bygone era and an opportunity to preserve a classic piece of American firearms history.