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If it is not 26', then either the stock or the barrel is probably not original to the shotgun as it left the factory, and further examination would be required to establish the model. Using the above reasoning, I believe that if the barrel on your 870 is 26', your shotgun is a Model 870 Wingmaster 870SB Skeet Special.

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The grip area of your stock is not full pistol with cap, but standard shotgun style, indicating a Skeet Special stock, with a secondary verification indicated by the perimeter patter for the checking in the grip area of the stock as well as on the forearm. You can still use the two-letter code on the barrel of the rifle or shotgun to look up. Serial numbers were not a requirement until 1968, so older firearms may not have serial numbers.

#Remington 870 wingmaster serial numbers wa serial number#

Not having a photo of the butt of your stock, existence of the recoil pad is unknown. A serial number is printed on the receiver of each Remington rifle or shotgun, provided it's a newer model. The 870SB was offered with a barrel length of 26', with the standard hotgun style stock and no recoil pad. The 870TC was offered with barrel lengths of 28' or 30' and with a full pistol grip stock with cap and recoil pad. Oh, and Remington introduced the 870 Wingmaster Shotgun. They have date code stamps on the barrel which can be looked up on the manufacture date link on the Remington Society.

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These were the Model 870 Wingmaster, 870TC Trap Grade and the Model 870 Wingmaster 870SB Skeet Special.Д«oth were offered with the same front or front and rear sight combinations. What year is a Remington wingmaster model 870 with the serial number 35150w Radeon hd 8670m driver download. In reviewing the 1950 Remington catalog, two models were offered with the raised ventilated rib. That said, the project now turns to identify what you have before the engraving was accomplished. North Korea invadd their southern sibIing. While there was no budget Express line in the early years, Remington was not shy about offering premium Wingmasters with all the fixins. Your shotgun engraving appears to have been accomplished over the standard lower grade reciever roll stamping used on the 'A', 'B', and 'C' grade firearms. When used to date Remington shotguns, where the barrel can easily be changed, make sure the barrel is original to the shotgun. I have photo's of the 'D' and 'F' grade 870's taken for their introduction in 1950 and the quality is far superior to that on your 870. Runge, and Jack Caswell, and anyone who has an example of their work will attest that the term 'Master Engraver' is justified when used with their names. In 1950, our research records show that Remington had three master engravers on their staff. I'm in agreement with others that your Model 870 is not a Remington Factory Engraved example. With a serial number range for the 12 ga Model 870 in 1950 encompassing serial numbers 1 - 42423, your shotgun falls within the first third of the production run. I am in agreement with the Remington Factory, that your Model 870, S/N 19439V was manufactured in 1950, and the suffix 'V' indicates that it is a 12 ga.