Remington's Model 1894 in this F grade trap configuration is marked Trap Gun F Grade on its 30-inch barrels, and the supplier describes the FE trap grade as scarce. Bores are excellent and the barrel blue rates very good plus. The receiver and trigger guard retain 97 to 98 percent of their bright case colors, and the automatic ejectors both function. Stocks are very good plus with a 14 5/8-inch length of pull over an unmarked English-style pad.

Honest wear is noted: three scratches on the left barrel and one very small pit on the outside of the right. With 30-inch barrels and ejectors, the gun was built for the trap line, and a clay shooter who wants to break targets with a period American double will find the stock dimensions spelled out above. Collectors of Remington doubles will care more about the grade marking and the surviving case color.

Key features

• Remington 1894, 12 gauge, F grade trap gun
• 30-inch barrels, excellent bores
• 97-98 percent bright case colors
• Automatic ejectors, both working
• 14 5/8-inch length of pull, English-style pad

This shotgun ships to the FFL dealer you name at checkout, where Form 4473 and the federal background check are done before you take it home.