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Quick Look

The Remington Wingmaster in 16 gauge stems from a lineage of pump-action shotguns dating back to the 1950s. Built on a time-tested platform, it offers smooth cycling and high-quality blued steel paired with American walnut. Though less common today, the 16 gauge Wingmaster holds a loyal following among upland hunters and shotgun enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

Polished action known for silky-smooth cycling
Iconic walnut stock and deep blued finish
Durable steel receiver built to last generations
Excellent balance for field and sport shooting
Legacy shotgun with proven performance history

Key Variants

Wingmaster 16 Gauge Walnut

Classic model featuring American walnut and a polished blued steel barrel for traditional enthusiasts.

Wingmaster 16 Gauge Vent Rib

Includes ventilated rib barrel for improved sight plane, ideal for clay targets or flushing game.

Wingmaster 16 Gauge Modified Choke

Factory-modified choke model, balanced for general game and upland bird hunting versatility.

Wingmaster 16 Gauge 26 Inch Barrel

Shorter barrel version offering faster swings in tighter cover environments common to grouse or pheasant hunting.

Wingmaster 16 Gauge Poly Choke

Vintage models with adjustable poly-chokes appeal to collectors and range-minded sportsmen alike.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Wingmaster 16 Gauge	Browning BPS 16 Gauge	Ithaca Model 37 16 Gauge
MSRP	$850 (used market)	$899	$950
Capacity	4+1	4+1	4+1
Weight	6.75 lbs	7.0 lbs	6.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Legendary smooth pumping action	Top-tang ambidextrous safety	Bottom ejection for lefties
Notable Con	Discontinued in new production	Heavier profile	Limited choke options

Best Use Cases

Upland bird hunting
Vintage shotgun collection
Range practice with classic pump-actions
General field and small-game use

FAQs

What is the barrel length on a Remington Wingmaster 16 gauge?

Common barrel lengths include 26 and 28 inches, depending on the configuration and production year.

Can I still buy a new Remington Wingmaster 16 gauge?

Remington no longer produces the 16 gauge Wingmaster, but used models are widely available.

How does the 16 gauge compare to 12 and 20 gauge for hunting?

The 16 gauge offers a balance of shot payload and recoil, ideal for upland bird hunting.

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