Up for discussion: Remington 31 training shotgun in like new condition:
Remington 31 training shotgun
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It does look like the way it left the factory as a skeet gun, not like compensator was installed later. It looks like from J Harrison's book page 122 "US Military Arms". But there is not much factory or research info available on these shotguns.Comment
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The serial is in the military range of course. What are the markings? The anchor is not a military marking. Is it marked on the stock? Is it marked "United States Property". Be more specific.Comment
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Sorry, there is a problem with photobucket and I cannot restore deetailed pictures, but the stock is marked with Ord. Wheel the same as on 03A3 rifles, size is exactly the same as in Mr. Harrison's book. No USP markings, no anchor mark- just a symbol.Last edited by brick26; 11-10-2013, 02:39.Comment
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Is that a "PL" marking on the barrel? That would indicated a date of June 1942.
The Ord Wheel on the stock being the only martial mark on the gun is consistent with many Military Model 31 riot guns in that serial number range.Comment
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Yes indeed. It is a little late for a long barrel. However, I once had a barrel with a cutts on the end with a high serial number, and it was marked United States Property. There is some variation.Comment
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