Remington Society

I recently acquired a second P 14 by Eddystone. I was comparing it to my Reminton one and noticed that both had a double TT mark on the bottom edge of the butt just past the grip. The Remington has British surplus marks on it and the Eddystone does not but it has an Iraqi ownership mark. Both rifles...

I just got a whitney laidley civilian carbine on gunbroker.com. It appears to be a 44 caliber center fire. I looked in Flayderman and it would seem that only a few hundred of these were made. The one I got is in just fair condition but I don't see them very often and thought it would add to my rolli...

I will see what the replica I got on gunbroker looks like and will give Jim a call. you are right he is in the ball park price wise. I have only been waiting 20 years on this so I guess I am willing to shop around. I have found with project guns that I usually would have been farther ahead to have j...

Jim sounds like a great resource. I was hoping to bring this one in at basement prices. Not always the best idea. I do remember looking at a web site of a guy who stretches and relining of barrels for nssa shooters and he indicated he did chambering and action fitting for black powder guns also. I c...

I have a Springfield "army " rolling block action in good functional condition. I just bought a nearly new remington zouave Italian replica with out a lock. I would like to marry them and make a zouave rolling block like I saw in the Remington museum in Ilion. I would like suggestions of a...

I am not finding a service and parts category in this page. I am a computer ludite and am probably missing something very basic. Please educate me.
S in Savannah

In his Karthoum journal Charles Gordon wrote that he was sniping at the Deverishes and a primer ruptured and he got gas back in his eye. He complained about the remington as being not as good as the Martini in this respect. I believe he also indicated they were reloading cartridges and that this als...

I recently acquired a model 1871 Springfield made Remington Rolling Block army rifle in 50/70. The fore end had been shortened. I would like to put it back in its origional configuration with a full for end. Is there a source of forend wood long enough to do the job??I am planing to use a 1868 front...

Is it a musket in 69 caliber and does the lock plate have a little door that covers a recessed area that is round.?

track of the wolf has 50/70 brass for a little over a dollar each if you order a hundred