Help ID a Trigger Guard

[obx]

I am going through some of my step father's estate and could use a hand identifying a trigger guard. I was able to identify most of his inventory, but I am having trouble with this piece. I can't seem to find any identifying marks to help me figure it out. Thanks for the help.

 

[burrhead]

Looks like a Remington 721/722/725.

 

[CLP]

That's one of those things that's gonna bug you until you find out.

 

[obx]

burrhead, I think you are right on. I was searching google images forever and was able to figure out everything except that one. Thank you so much for your help.

 

[Float Pilot]

I agree with Burrhead

 

[bannockburn]

Got to go with burrhead's call too. First thing I thought of when I saw it was it looked like it came off of a Remington of some sort.

 

[Cee Zee]

It looks like a Mossberg shotgun tg if my memory serves me (and it often doesn't). I gave that shotgun to my daughter so I can't really check it right now. I've seen that pattern of the two action screws at either end and a smaller hold in front of the trigger before. It wasn't on a Remington because I've never owned a CF Remington. But I have seen it and the Mossberg is the only thing that comes to mind right now.

 

[sage5907]

Burrhead is right on. I think it's a Remington 722 because it looks like a short action. A 721 was a long action.