I Have This Old Gun: Remington Model 32
The Remington Model 32, introduced in 1932, is highlighted as one of America's finest over-under shotguns, praised for its innovative top-locking system and robust construction. Despite its quality, market timing during the Depression limited its production run. The design offered advantages like a single sighting plane and reduced perceived recoil, making it popular for skeet and general shooting. The Model 32 was later succeeded by the Model 3200, demonstrating Remington's strategy of updating successful designs.











