The Model 25 was made in limited numbers from 1923 to 1936. In appearance it was like the Model 12 except for larger calibers. There is a folding door in the operating rod for loading with a viewing space to the rear so it can bee seen if the magazine is loaded. Fixed dovetail front sight with adjustable rear sight. Plain barrel with standard markings. Takedown receiver and smooth pistol grip stock with 10-groove forearm and steel crescent style buttplate.

Excellent. The rifle retains approximately 85% of the original finish with the slide bar having a smooth gray patina and the magazine tube having a mottled gray/blue patina. The remaining metal retains almost all of the original finish with scattered small areas of spotting on the barrel. The wood is very good with minor handling marks. All markings are crisp and clear. Mechanically excellent. A fine 25 cal. Remington pump.