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In 1912, Remington introduced a repeating take-down sporting rifle that shared some attributes of a shotgun, namely the pump-action.

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In 1912, Remington introduced a repeating take-down sporting rifle that shared some attributes of a shotgun, namely the pump-action.

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While it never reached any level of acclaim, primarily due to its 7.65mm Longue chambering, the Mle M1935A was an elegant and reliable design.

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​Remington is no stranger to John Browning’s masterpiece handgun, the 1911 pistol, and their R1 1911 handgun in .45 ACP is a testament to this.

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As part of C&Rsenal’s new “Anvil” series, Mark gives a classic Remington 12 gauge an update to return some of its military utility.

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Called to join the brutal trench warfare of WWI at the eleventh hour, American gun makers rallied back home in a push to send the Doughboys over there with best weapons American ingenuity could muster. Unsung firearms maven John Pedersen contributed one such device that, had it seen frontline service as intended, would have blown German minds (quite literally).

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