At the request of United States Boy Scouts in 1913, Remington Company designed a military style rifle having a 28" barrel and full-length fore-end secured by one barrel band. A short upper hand guard was also fitted and a bayonet stud is found at the muzzle. In 1915, designation of this model was changed from "Boy Scout" to "Military Model". Approximately 15,000 manufactured between 1913 and 1923.