Remington Model 10 Demonstration

Shooting my new (old) Remington Model 10. Another complex and certifiably neat design by John Pedersen. This particular one has a plug in the magazine, limiting the capacity to 2+1 for hunting. It also sports a full choke Cutt's compensator

[@TheKoreanDrifter]

Awesome! I can't help but admit that I became interested in this gun after using it in BF1, but after C&Rsenal's episode, my love for it had felt affirmed.

[@user-cn8vb9hh5z]

This is one of last pump guns I need to complete my collection. Like rocking horse poo the England though !

[@truefeminist8561]

Interesting predesessor of Ithaca 37.
Remington Model 10 shotgun also can be slamfired. Just pull the trigger and and move a pump. Also, John Pedersen made some pump action rifles - Model 12 for .22LR and Model 14 for .35 Rem.
I held im my hands Remington Model 12 rifle - pretty light and handy gun.

[@paleoph6168]

A.k.a. That other WW1 shotgun
I like it.

[@userrai1255]

She.......is......beautiful😢

[@andreuvidaller7966]

Can you remove the plug or is it wrecked beyond repair? Awesome footage of the bottom feed and eject action.

[@kw9849]

The ejection on these is surprisingly forceful, hulls are absolutely launched out the bottom

[@otisarmyalso]

Wonderful gun

[@timblack6422]

Nice view of the bottom eject

[@Rudiger265]

What are you using for ammo? Some are saying these old guns can't handle modern stuff. I've got one from 1913.

[@funnyfish1453]

I'm not an expert but I've been told you should use 3/4 lead shells with 1300 or lower muzzle velocity. No steel stuff.

[@otisarmyalso]

Mine fires just fine on cheap Walmart noname brass heads but win steel heads not eject and get stuck

[@Lulzmango]

dont think ive ever seen a slow-mo of the feed area!

[@annierenard5954]

nice gun

[@scootertrash911]

That old Midas Muffler doesn't add to the value of the gun. Those are great turkey shoot guns, but you need a 30 or 32 inch full choke barrel to get shot close to the X on the targets.

[@ar6985]

That Remington wishes it was a Model 12!!
Just kidding...nice video!

[@kw9849]

I love my Model 10, but it's also one of the most annoying guns I own to put back together. Not hard, _annoying._ Getting that damned bolt back in just-so is miserable.
All that aside, it's easy to forget just how old these are. It must have looked so futuristic to buyers back in 1908.

[@daddycremecake4260]

Is it a reliable gun? Like you would take it hunting kind of reliable? How is it for shooting clay pigeons?

[@ISME_mosiragajamapada]

Remiton 10 a?

[@JohnDoe-pk8lc]

Might be a dummy question on my part, but why not remove the plug?

[@JohnDoe-pk8lc]

Cool muzzle brake btw

[@PhoenixPhart]

Was too lazy to remove it before I did the video. I'm gonna do it one of these days lol

[@PhoenixPhart]

lol, wish I bothered to do a little research about it. It took all of five minutes to remove the plug. Oh well

[@cookeddirt5310]

Does anybody know what the purpose of that muzzlebrake is

[@guaporeturns9472]

Same as every other muzzle brake

[@tlshortyshorty5810]

Ithaca 37 action?

[@PhoenixPhart]

Naw, the Ithaca M37 action basically a Remington Model 17 action. The Model 10 predates the Model 17 and is much more complex in comparison

[@unapersonarandom6373]

my gun to go in BF1 :D

[@jamesl5500]

Like an Ithaca 37 but way more complicated

[@guaporeturns9472]

37 a much better design but I love my model 10 as well

[@jared4walsh]

BF1