#Remington serial number chart serial numbers#
The BDL grade engraved after the model number but this is the exception.The Archivist Remington Typewriter Serial Numbers Remington Typewriter Serial Numbers for all Remington typewriter models.
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Introduced later that year for an additional $20.00, was the same as theĪDL except the wood was figured. The fore-end was checkered in a pattern called by today’s collectors “Five Diamond”, not a factory designation. The ADL grade featured a high comb, checkered straight grain walnut stock with grip cap and sling swivels. 30-06 and in two grades: A – standard at $124.95 and ADL – “A Deluxe” at $139.95. The new rifle had an overall length of 42 ¼ inches, a barrel of 22 inches, and weighed 7 ½ pounds. The receiver was drilled and tapped for scope mounts and a receiver sight. The new Model 740 was introduced to the public in Remington’s 1955 consumer catalog. The prices shown are the suggested retail prices in the year of introduction. Used since 1906, was to see the rifle empty and open after the He also, in 1951, developed theĪutoloading rifle magazine bolt release that had generated someĭiscussion in the early years. Receiver, eventually were selected and subjected to extendedįunction and endurance tests. On the dimensions of the 28 gauge Model 11-48 shotgun Models 742 autoloading rifle and 762 pump action rifle, based Inevitable turf war developed and President Davis resolved theĬrittendon, who originally managed the design of the Springfieldġ903A3 during World War II and later the Model 11-48Īutoloading shotgun, a part of the Remington design team. Wilmington, Delaware working on the Models 742 and 762. Technical Division, Ilion, New York working on the Models 740Īnd 760 and the Du Pont Engineering Department in By 1947 there were two gun design teams working onīoth the autoloading and pump action rifles – Remington’s