Alberta | Calgary | Remington | Very Good

Cal. 35 Rem. S# 5904. Bbl. 22". Bead front sight. Adjustable sporting rear sight. Blued finish. Pistol grip walnut stock and plain forend.

Overall, the condition of this model eight is in good to very good condition. The pictures hopefully speak for themselves. No cracked wood. Everything appears to function as it should.

Remington 700 R5 24" with 20 moa rail and Boyd AT1 stock

this is a HOT super classic 80s tactical shotgun build. 20 inch barrel ribbed for everyone's pleasure lol  professionally chopped and re-beaded, magazine extension is plugged and is for cool 80s esthetic only.

 Wow look at this find! I would say in pretty good condition overall 8+ out of 10 with very few bumps and bruises for its age but no crack stock, Rifling looks very present as well.

Up for sale a Remington 870 Magnum Express Synthetic. Receiver has been refinished. Comes with:

1. 20" smooth bore barrel with open sights, 2 2/3" and 3" chamber. Like new.

This is a rare antique Remington Beale Army Percussion Revolver which is the beginning of the 1858 army series.

This is a Rare Antique Remington Early Production Type I, A.K.A. The Double Derringer. Remington produced around 150000 model 95’s between 1866 and 1935. There were only around 1600 produced before the addition of an extractor.

This is an antique Remington New Model Army Revolver commonly referred to as the Remington 1858. This has a 8” octagon barrel and a 6 shot cylinder with safety notches chambered in .44 percussion.

Remington wing master with upgrades.

pistol grip stock.

+2 tube extension.

upgraded forearm.

20inch barrel.

Pump action Remington 870 TACTICAL. 

Remington M1894 Trap Gun F.

Looking to move my Remington SPS tactical 308 - Shoots beautifully - Have had the gun for about 14 years

Have too many 308s and this seems to be the last gun I reach for and safe is getting full

Remington synthetic 12 gauge 3” mag rifled slug shotgun.  NO SHIPPING.  Must have PAL.  $550 obo

Story had it that this gun was taken from an Indian chief at the battle of the badlands in North Dakota. The serial number checks out as it was manufactured 2 months before that battle. It has beautiful Native markings on the grips.