Ive been working on rebuilding an old Remington 1889 double barrel shotgun ever since I got a few parts. I finally found a set of barrels. Normally it wouldnt be too bad to find them except this frame is for a 10 gauge. My old forearm piece wouldn't fit (i suspect its for a later model) so i used the poor one for now.
Ive already made some ammo for it, brass case black powder loads that are relatively light (this is, after all about 130 years old). The brass is somewhat expensive but it should last a long time.
I restored a similar one to this many years ago. Remington 10 gauge. I don't remember the model. I used Pyrodex in it to cut down on the cleaning. I sold it to an older gentleman who said his father had one like it when he was a kid.
