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I attended a small country gun show and came across a Remington double-barrel hammer gun that is like it came from the factory. It is a 10 Ga. with 30 inch barrels with almost 100% case colors and very crisp checkering, original butt-plate, barrels look to be blued but in good light you can see a star pattern Damascus that is beautiful. The checkering on the stock must be 24 lines or finer. There is a ebony insert in the splinter for-arm. Don't know if this will help but the serial number is 41099 and appears to be marked with a grade 3 mark. The owner wants a lot of money for it an I need help with a offering price. All help would be appreciated

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I think it is an 1889 model grade 3, if this will help. I need help finding the value of this fine old piece of history.

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From the serial number it appears you are looking at a Remington Arms Co. Model 1889 made about 1891. While most commonly encountered Model 1889s are under $700 guns, a couple of years ago one of the big dealers had a pair of truely minty low grade Model 1889s in 12- and 16-gauges with asking prices in the $3000 and $4000 range!! Grade 1, 2, and 3 Model 1889s were plain guns with no engraving, the difference being the barrel material -- Grade 1 has Decarbonized Steel barrels, Grade 2 Twist barrels and Grade 3 Damascus barrels. Grades 4 to 7 had increasingly finer Damascus barrels, increasingly finer wood and checkering and more and finer engraving.

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Researcher,
Thanks for your reply, I value your opinion greatly.

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M.L.


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