REMINGTON Model 31

Overview

Remington- Model 31"Ball-Bearing" Smooth Action: Known for an incredibly smooth, slick, and fast-operating pump action, often described as gliding.Side-Ejection Design: Replaced the older bottom-ejecting Model 17 to compete with the Winchester Model 12.Takedown Capability: The barrel can be easily removed by a knurled nut at the end of the magazine tube, allowing for quick cleaning or barrel swaps.Positive Fire Control: Features a safety mechanism requiring the trigger to be released and pulled again for each shot, ensuring the gun cannot be fired until the action is fully closed and locked.Easy Magazine Unloading: Shells can be removed one at a time from the magazine without being worked through the action.Lightweight and Balanced: Known for excellent balance and handling which is considered light and handy.Durable Construction: Utilizes coil springs throughout instead of flat springs to reduce breakage.Specifications:Production: 1931-1949Action: Pump-actionGauge: 12G Safety: Located at the rear of the trigger guardWood: Walnut stock with either checkered or ribbed for-end. Barrel length: 20" Factory-produced specifically for the Model 31R (Police/Riot) models used by law enforcement and military units during World War II