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First Look: New Remington Guns & Ammunition for 2014

by G&A Staff   |  December 19th, 2013 9

It appears 2014 is shaping up to be an exciting year for several Remington product lines.

Their new offerings include specialized extensions of their Versa Max and 870 shotgun platforms, as well as their 700- and 783-series of rifles. A handful of new R1 pistols also join their lineup of 1911s.

Remington’s Ultimate Defense handgun ammunition will expand to include more calibers, and become split into two distinct performance categories—Full-Size Handgun and Compact Handgun. The Compact Handgun cartridges will be designed and loaded for optimal performance in popular concealed carry pistols.

Other new ammo includes Remington’s Golden Saber Black Belt, which we expect will replace standard non-bonded Golden Saber ammo, once it reaches the consumer market in Q3 of 2014. Initial offerings for Black Belt include 124-grain 9mm Luger, 124-grain+P 9mm Luger, 165- and 180-grain .40 S&W, and 230-grain .45 ACP.

For more information, check out the photos and specs below, and stay tuned for G&A’s additional coverage during the 2014 SHOT Show.

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R51 Sub-Compact Pistol
New for 2014, the Remington R51 Sub-Compact pistol was designed as a modern version of Remington's original Model 51. Originally designed in 1915 by John Pedersen, the Model 51 was considered ahead of its time, and soon became one of Gen. George Patton's personal sidearms during WWII.

While designing the new R51 Sub-Compact, Remington aimed to modernize Pedersen's design to work with 9mm Luger and .40 S&W cartridges. They also wanted to maintain the personality, shooting characteristics and size of the original Model 51.

Enter the R51 Sub-Compact—a modern, concealable pistol with the ability to handle +P factory ammunition. The R51 uses a hammer-fired, Pedersen action with a locked breech and fixed 416 stainless steel barrel. It also features drift-adjustable sights and an aluminum frame with 25 lines-per-inch checkering on the front grip strap.

An ambidextrous magazine release allows left- and right-handed shooters to eject the flush-fitting, seven-round magazines—two of which come standard with the pistol.

Additional versions of the R51 Sub-Compact line will include one with a built-in Crimson Trace Laserguard, as well as another model with a threaded barrel for suppressor attachment.

The Remington R51 Sub-Compact will be available Feb. 1, 2014 at a price of $389.

Be sure to read the full review in our upcoming March 2014 issue of Guns & Ammo, available on newsstands Feb. 4, 2014.
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R1 Enhanced 9mm
- 9mm NATO

- 5” Match-Grade fully supported ramped barrel

- Oversized, flared ejection port

- Wide cocking serrations on front and rear slide

- Carbon steel frame and slide

- Red fiber optic front sight, Novak-style adjustable rear

- Extended beavertail grip safety

- Adjustable skeletonized trigger

- Black Oxide finish

- Dark laminate grips

- Two 9-round magazines
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R1 Commander
- .45 Auto

- 4.25” Match-Grade barrel

- Oversized, flared ejection port

- Carbon steel frame and slide

- 3-dot Sights

- GI-style grip safety

- GI-style short trigger

- Black oxide finish

- Walnut double-diamond grips

- Two 7-round magazines
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R1 Carry Commander - CT
- 45 AUTO

- 4.25” Match-Grade stainless steel barrel

- Oversized, flared ejection port

- Full carry melt on entire firearm

- Forged carbon steel frame and slide

- Novak Tritium front sight, Novak low profile rear

- Extended beavertail grip safety & Ambi thumb safety

- Adjustable skeletonized trigger

- Black Oxide finish

- Crimson Trace Master Series G10 Laser Grips

- 25 LPI checkered front strap, grip safety, mainspring
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R1 Enhanced - CT
- 45 AUTO

- 5” Match-Grade stainless steel barrel

- Oversized, flared ejection port

- Wide cocking serrations on front and rear of slide

- Carbon steel frame and slide

- Red fiber optic front sight, with Novak-style adjustable rear

- Extended beavertail grip safety

- Adjustable skeletonized trigger

- Black Oxide finish

- Crimson Trace Laser Grips
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870 Magpul FDE Shotgun
- 870 receiver milled from solid steel

- Magpul furniture

- 18.5” barrel with extended tactical choke tube

- Cerakote coating

- One piece magazine tube

- Fully adjustable XS Ghost Ring sight rail

- Removable white bead front sight

- Picatinny-style rail
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870 Pistol Grip Shotgun
- 870 receiver milled from solid steel

- 18.5” barrel w/extended tactical ported choke

- One piece high strength magazine tube

- Pachmayr pistol grip

- Ships with black synthetic stock in box
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Versa Max CompTac Shotgun
- Green Cerakote receiver

- Enlarged feeding port

-“Welded” style Carrier

- Enlarged bolt closure button, safety & cocking handle

- Adjustable XS rear rifle sight

- 8-Round, one-piece carbon fiber mag tube

- 2-Shot carbon fiber extension (10+1) Capacity

- QD sling swivel cups on stock and fore-end.
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Versa Max Wood Tech Shotgun
- The look of real wood joins the Versa Max platform

- Complete set of comb inserts (Low/Med/High)

- Extended Pro Bore Choke Tubes

- 28” Barrel
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Versa Max Waterfowl Pro Shotgun
- New Realtree Max-5 Camo

- Tactical bolt handle/bolt button and safety

- Enlarged opening port

- Flat-faced carrier

- Extended Pro-Bore Choke tubes

- Sling included
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Versa Max Left Hand Shotgun
The same features of the Versa Max platform are now available for left handed shooters.
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Model 700 Long Range
- Bell and Carlson M40 Tactical Stock

- Urethane Stock w/Aramid, Graphite and Fiberglass

- Aluminum bedding block

- Extra swivel for bi-pod

- 26” Heavy varmint barrel w/matte finish

- Externally adjustable trigger, set at 3-½ lbs.

- Mag. Capacity – 4 in standard calibers, 3 in Magnums
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Model 700 VTR
Two new lines:

- Carbon Sttel - FDE stock w/black oversold

- Stainless Steel - Black stock w/gray oversold

- Included: Tactical bolt knob, Picatinny scope rail, bi-pod

- Replacing current VTR lines
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Model 700 Tactical Chassis
- Stainless steel barreled action w/Black Cerakote finish

- MDT-TAC21 tactical chassis

- Magpul MAG307 PRS adjustable stock and pistol grip

- 24” Barrels on 308 Win and 300 Win Mag; 26” on 338 Lapua

- Barrels Have Varmint Profile

- Target Tactical Bolt Handle

- AAC 51-T Ratchet Mount Muzzle Break

- Externally Adjustable Trigger, Factory Set at 3-½ Pounds

- Chambered in 308 Win, 300 Win Mag, 338 Lapua Mag

- Ships in a Hard Case

Price: $2,900 (.308 Win); $3,100 (.300 Win Mag); $3,500 (338 Lapua)
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Model 783 Black Synthetic
Now available in the following calibers:

- .243 Win.

- .300 Win. Mag

- .243 Win. Compact

- .308 Win. Compact
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Model 783 Mossy Oak
Available in the following calibers:

- .270 Win.

- .30-06

- .308 Win.

- 7mm Rem. Mag.

- .300 Win. Mag.
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Golden Saber Black Belt
- Mechanically bonded with a brass band, not chemically bonded

- Launching to LE/Gov channels in Q1/14

- Commercial launch will follow in Q3/14

- 9mm, 40 S&W and 45 Auto initial offering
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Ultimate Defense Compact Handgun
- Spiral nose cuts for expansion through clogging barriers

- Driving band for precise alignment in the bore

- Hexagonally-punched, hollow point cavity and soft lead core

- Flash suppressed propellant and primers for low light shooting

- Mouth and primer waterproofing

- Nickel-plated shell cases for corrosion resistance and reliable feeding

- Available in the following calibers: 9mm Luger, .380 Auto, .40 S&W, .45ACP, .38 Special+P
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  • hkryan

    Why does every long gun, classic or modern, have to be modded out with an AR buttstock and grip? Nothing against the AR rifle but seriously, to what end? I expect a Winchester 94 with tacticool AR stock and grip in the near future… maybe at SHOT show?

    • HHwang

      Free market, you know.

    • RMP52

      Have you seen the Mossberg lever action tactical? It’s just what you are talking about.

    • Rick_A

      In regards to the bolt action, it is commonly referred to as a tube gun. With the stock inline recoil is more straight back than up, and guys that shoot multi position competitions like the ergonomics. Due to the unitized metal on metal construction they tend to require minimal to no maintenance or attention in bedding and such. They make shooting bigger calibers a lot more tolerable, as well. Win Win Win

      Not fudd approved.

  • Christiano

    I disagree with this article to a certain extent

  • Christiano

    Yeah, although I do believe that Remingtons Guns and their products have positioned themselves very well in the market and they have created and aura already but still they are miles back when they are compared to some other brands like AIRSOFT MEGASTORE which also provides their customers with an online buying facilty which makes them a forerunner in this industry.

  • Christiano

    Also, AIRSOFT MEGASTORE provides an awesum collections and varieties which are at a time affordable and handy for the buyers. Thus , if we compare Remington with some others like Airsoft Megastore we can simply feel the difference..

  • jdubya

    Remington’s quality has taken a dive approx. 10 years ago. The new stuff is overpriced for the quality it is. Fit and finish are poor. I bought a new mountain rifle 6 yrs ago and the box magazine would not go in the gun without a struggle. All full of machining burrs. Not good. I have noticed on gunbroker people seem to be paying a premium for the early model 700′s,870′s and 1100′s. Tells me others feel the same.

  • bear

    HAY Remington when is your 22cal. plant going to be up and running ?

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