The Remington Model 10A remains a sought-after piece for collectors and restorers who value early 20th-century pump-action engineering. Its compact, straightforward design and historical pedigree make it a practical candidate for a restoration project or a display build that tells a story of American firearm development.

REMINGTON 10A — This firearm needs some work it has a crack in the pump grip as well as no but pad. The Remington Model 10 is a pump-action shotgun designed in 1908 by John Pedersen for Remington Arms. It has an internal striker within the bolt and a tube magazine which loaded and ejected from a port in the bottom of the receiver.

Why the REMINGTON 10A matters to collectors

The REMINGTON 10A is notable for its 1908 Pedersen design and Remington lineage. The internal striker within the bolt is a period-correct firing system that contributes to the firearm’s original lines and reliable function when maintained. The tube magazine with bottom loading and ejection offers a clean receiver profile and historically accurate handling characteristics that many restorers prize. Priced at $399.99, this example is offered as a project gun — a realistic entry point for someone prepared to perform repairs and restoration work.

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Condition notes and restoration guidance

Specific condition issues on this REMINGTON 10A include a crack in the pump grip and the absence of a butt pad. A cracked pump grip affects handling and safe operation; a qualified gunsmith should assess whether the wood can be repaired or should be replaced. The missing butt pad is a straightforward parts replacement and is often the least costly fix. Given the design features, confirm the integrity of the internal striker and examine the tube magazine and bottom port for smooth loading/ejection before attempting live-fire testing.

Practical uses and display potential

Collectors will appreciate the authenticity of the bottom-loading tube magazine and the original bolt configuration. Whether returning this REMINGTON 10A to service for historical shoots or building a museum-quality restoration, factor in parts availability and the potential need for period-appropriate components. The listing at $399.99 reflects its project status and vintage value relative to fully restored examples.

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