Jaegermeister: I'm with Ted on this one as I've seen them both ways as well. I missed your assertion on your earlier post about the M31 frames being gauge specific. That would be really interesting! I'm surprised that Remington would go to all the trouble of making a 16 frame (but, it would be neat if they did). It strikes me as being more likely that they did much the same as Winchester on the M12, and only built frame sizes in 12s and 20s. A 16 on a 20 frame is still a very nice combination. I get what you're trying to say about the steel framed guns as compared to a nice, light M37, but tastes, fit, and use will dictate different choices.
Last edited by Lloyd3; 11/18/14 12:08 PM.
