The Remington 31: Forgotten Brilliance Revived - Remembering the Past
Join Andrew from BTO Range as he dives deep into the fascinating history of the Remington Model 31 shotgun - a smooth operator that was eclipsed by its iconic cousin, the 870. From its design lineage and famed creators to the countless variations, this video is a must-watch for any fowling piece enthusiast.
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Many thanks for honoring my old 31, just slightly older than me!
I am very much enjoying your channel. The detailed research is appreciated.
Thank you again for sharing another most interesting shotgun to learn about. 👍
Just picked up a beautiful early Remington 31 in .20-ga. with a 28-inch full choke barrel. Shoots like a house-a-fire, action so smooth with a great pattern.
Thanks again for so much information and I appreciate your time.
I have a model 31 in 16 ga. that is marked modified choke on the barrel but has a Weaver choke installed on the muzzle with a full choke tube installed. From your description I must assume this was an after market device. The full choke tube is the only one I have. The gun seems to pattern #6 shot the best and with 1-1/8 oz it is an absolute hammer on pigeons around the farm out to some very satisfying ranges. The gun has great sentimental value as I bought it many years ago from a friend who was dying of cancer and he wanted me to have it.
Been waiting for this one! Thank you!
Another good one!
I wish Remington would bring them back.
Great video I have a model 31 12ga made in 1940 great Shotgun smooth as silk to pump. I love my model 12s but they aren’t near as smooth.
It would be great for you to cover the Winchester model 50 semi-auto shotgun.
That is Pederson, not Peterson.
remington 3200 ?