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I ran across a set of barrels that I have no clue as to what make and model gun they belong with. There are no brand names on top or rib. They are 12 gauge. And have selective ejectors.

Each barrel is marked
//
K
E
D
N
one letter above the next.

The lump has a 65 and 52 stamped on bottom.

The forearm lug has an anchor and a couple of small Ks. The front of the lug has a B and a P but one is vertical and other laying down.

The barrels are beautiful.

Any clue as to make and model of gun from where they came?

Remington?

Cheers,

Raimey
rse

Yup, Remington 1900 KED. Numbers on the lug are the original shot counts..Geo

They are from a Remington Model 1900, in the KED configuration. Nice 2-iron Damascus. The 300,000 serial number indicates it, as well as the tube stamps.

Regards
Ken

I already have a Parker and Bonehill without barrels, now I have a nice set of 1900 Remington barrels and no gun!

I also found a nice set of Hunter Arms barrels that I hoped would fit a nice Hunter Arms Fulton that have beat up barrels but they won't come close to fitting.

I bought a Stevens 235 for the buttstock but now I'm thinking the gun is better than the one I'm trying to fix. I have most of two guns but still need parts!

Sorry for not paying attention.
Ken is correct. Remington called that pattern "Oxford 2 S.J."; the 'S.J.' possibly Simonis-Janssen
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DaS94GLQ9b3w9XRU4cBX7M0LUIB_mTDFpvSZxCmUQME/edit

The barrels do carry value if adequate wall thickness, and might replace these

Here's what a restored set looks like, right after lacquer, but before the rib is touched up.

Any chance these barrels can be fitted to a 1894 Remington?