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That is absolutely georgeous, puts mine to shame which I purchased last month !

My 1980 Wingmaster and my 1978 Winchesrer 101 # old school !

I'll take that as a YES then Entropy, and you are quite right a smidgen to big for clays ! :rofl:

I have recently purchased a 1980 police/wingmaster with 26" barrel & imp cylinder choke, all the info came via an e-mail to remington - very helpful !

Does anybody know if my 1980 Remingt9n Wingmaster 12g with 2 3/4 barrel with imp cylinder choke will be OK with magnum 70 (2 3/4") 42.5 gms / 1 1/2 oz cartridges with 3 shots inside. The cartridge box states gun barrels must be nitro proofed to 900 kg per cm 2 and a shot load of 1 1/2 oz...

Tell me about it, no home defence allowed here onl clays and game, if I bump into any of your family I'll let you know ! :)

Thank you for that information, I'm very happy with the gun and its quality craftsmanship.

A quick question for everyone, I paid £625 for my Wingmaster a month ago wa that a fair price compared to the good old USA ?

It took me 2 years to find my 1980 Wingmaster with 26" barrel with imp cylinder choke, dought I'll ever see another one like this.

I use a 1978 Winchester 101 with Winchokes and it smokes the clays if I do my part, and they do not kick much with the right load in for clays.

Good morning (UK time), thank you for your question and the answer is yes it does.

A bit like my 1980 Wingmaster for example ?

One like this 1980 Wingmaster of mine ?

Thanks for that, guess we'll never really know the truth, but if you get chance watch the 1969 video it brinks your brochure to life.

Thanks for the catalogue some lovely guns in there and yes it does look like a Skeet with fancy wood, but could Remington have got it wrong with the Police model, or could someone have put the furniture off the Skeet and put it on mine ?

Thanks for the response, could it not be the furniture from a 1960's gun which was purchased in the early Eighties and put on to my gun ?

Lovely looking gun and looks well cared for also, the wood on mine is a bit of a mystery I think. Dave

Thank you kind sir and love your dog also, we've got 2 Sharpei but they are camera shy !

Thanks for the valued information on y gun I only purchased the gun a few weeks ago so no nothing about its history, but what I do know is that it makes me smile every time I take her out of the gun cabinet. I did see a video on Youtube from the 1960's where they showed Wingmasters being made...

A beautiful looking gun Sir !