[bodybuilder]

I really like the Remington Peerless I think, I haven't owned one. Does anyone have experience with one of these? The good the bad?

 

[Baber]

Had one... Sold it. Trigger was Terrible!

Tom

 

[Beretta687EELL]

A friend of mine bought one new. It had a bent rib, which Remington said was within tolerances ... it was traded back into the dealer that he bought it from. Bill Malcolm

 

[CalvinMD]

had one and sold it...was supposed to be a field gun for hunting only...but the bottom barrel shot 2ft low and 2ft left at 35yds

 

[R.Kipling]

My experience with the early models wasn't good - it all. I took 2 of them to the Nationals in SAT and they both broke. I could never keep them both working at the same time.

They may have been OK for a field gun, but my experience says they are not high volume shooters. Sorry. Sad thing is that they fit me very well - like most of the Remington's I've owned.

IMHO,
Kip

 

[Tron]

Had 2, shot the first one loose in less than 15,000 rounds. Second one would double fire on occasion (after the recall that took over 3 months), sold them both, never looked back.

 

[Bud Johnson]

I had four Peerless. Never had a problem with any of them, except, on one I got Remington to remove the filler between the barrels. The only problem was that when the gun was fired it rang like a bell. Remington re-installed it for me. I used these guns and the upgrade Sporting model for many years. Never a failure. I shot these in Sporting events every weekend for many years.. I still have a 30 inch one and will keep it. Great field gun and sporting gun for me.

Bud Johnson

 

[mobear]

It is the worst piece of junk that remington has ever made, my father had one, it would double sometimes, not fire the second barrel others, after going back to remington 3 times, and it not being repaired, had a 1 month fight with them, and they finally took the gun back, and gave him the money that he paid for it.

Dan

 

[twoatlow8]

One of the worst that Remington has ever put out run away!