For sale is a Remington Model 32S over under shotgun in 12 gauge. Serial number- 2431. This Model 32S is in good condition, especially considering its age. Features 30" barrels with ejectors, a selector switch trigger and a 14" length of pull. Chokes are not marked. Skeet Grade. Simmons vent rib. Remington Model 32 Skeet grade guns were one of the most desirable target guns in its day! They are also the basis for the highly touted (and very expensive) Krieghoff 32 shotguns.

The Model 32 over/under shotgun came into being late in 1931 as the brainchild of C.C. Loomis, one of Remington’s premier gun designers of that time. Renewed activity in trap and skeet at the time encouraged the production of the Model 32, named after the first full year of production. The Model 32 box lock has a very unique locking feature: a metal hood slid over the locking lugs on top of the barrel on both sides. This gun holds the distinction of being the first American-designed and made "over under" shotgun in the industry. Another first is the front barrel mount, as the lower barrel slips into a ring mount suspended from the upper tube. This allows for different rates of expansion between the two tubes when only one is used extensively, as in trap shooting. The separated barrels were intended to make for easier swinging on the trap and skeet ranges, as well as providing better cooling during long matches. The Model 32 was offered in plain, solid rib, and ventilated rib models, in trap, skeet or field configuration, but is found today mostly in the trap and skeet issues. All were 12 gauge. During its production run from 1932 to the start of World War II only about 5500 Model 32s were made making these harder and harder to find. These shotguns have also become beloved by hunters and shooters alike. Grab this unique piece of American history while you can!

Please refer to the photos as there are to small pieces missing from the buttpad.
V1-B3
Barrel Length: 30
Bore condition: Excellent
Year Manufactured: 1935