Remington-Hepburn rifles were manufactured c. 1883-1907. This rifle features a heavy part octagon barrel lacking maker markings, an empty front sight dovetail, an 8x scope, Vernier tang peep sight, checkered walnut forearm numbered to a different gun with hard rubber cap, and a round knob checkered pistol grip stock of nicely figured walnut fitted with a nickel plated Schuetzen type buttplate numbered to a different gun. The receiver is marked "HEPBURNS PAT./OCT. 7TH 1879." on the right side and is equipped with double set triggers.

Fine. The barrel retains refinished blue finish with thinning to brown on the balance. A protective coat of varnish has been applied to the receiver, which retains traces of original case colors. The buttplate retains original nickel finish. The re-oiled wood is very fine with minor dings and scratches and mostly crisp checkering. The scope is good with hazy optics. Mechanically excellent.