Produced from 1955 to 1964, the Model 58 was the first Remington semi-auto to move away from Browning's recoil-driven design, instead using gas operation. Barrel has ventilated rib with brass front and nickel mid beads, with "FULL" marked choke and 2 3/4" chamber. Both sides of the frame are roll engraved, with a pair of bird dogs flushing a group of 3 birds in a grassland scene on the left, a group of three ducks in flight over a lakeside on the right, and "TB" on the underside. Fitted with an extra fancy walnut stock, with the adjustable gas port integrated into the magazine cap, diamond pattern skip-line checkering on the forearm, checkering on the pistol grip, Remington grip cap with Fleur-de-Lis accents, 14 1/4 inch pull, and a vented Pachmayr recoil pad.