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WANTED: A pair of real Pearl grips for a Remington Smoot #3 revolver. ....Jim

Greg: If the barrel address is readable it should say "NEW MODEL". "REMINGTON NEW MODEL NAVY REVOLVER" It has been converted to cartridge, or more likely left the factory as a cartridge gun. It does appear to be complete, grips could be original, if not, it would have had wooden ...

If a member has a old copy of the RSA Journal from 2010, I am interested in the article on the Smoot .38 cal cartridges...Thank you................Jim

A Smoot #3 in 38 center fire. Were these chambered for 38 Colt or 38 S%W????........Jim

Mike..."billt" is our resident expert on the 58. Is it percussion or converted to cartridge, if converted the cylinder # won't match. I'm sure he will reply as soon as he sees your request..........Jim

Welcome.............I would post your s/n request in the Pre 1899 section for a quick answer............Jim

Thank you............Added to the list, every addition helps............Jim

Hi Henry: No serial number listed, so I can't add it to the list.
Asking more that 2X value.
He does not know what he has, says SA, wrong, that is why it won't cock. DA only as you know...................Jim

Has Remington and Sons, could be an early one. Asked for serial #, but may not answer me...

HenryII: Thank you for agreeing to my research. However, "Len" we spoke on the other Remington forum (Calibre32). I will now add your fine Rider to the Survey. The survival rate appears to be very low. I can not add any additional info at this time. Awaiting other revolvers to add to the s...

IMHO: The cased sets of percussion Remington revolvers that I've seen, assuming they are original, have the type mold you pictured. The rounded spruce cutter is generally attributed to Remington revolvers, but not sure if made at Remington or purchased. The different sizes of the castings, is not no...

Bethscharen: Three models of the spur trigger .31cal percussion Pocket Pistol were produced,
approx 1863 till 1873, after 1873 converted to .32 rf cartridge..Approx 25,000 were produced. Barrel lengths 3", 3 1/2", 4" and 4 1/2".
Pictures would help to identify it........Jim

Westfolk55; No replacement sights are available, one would have to be made from scrap material and fitted.
If you want a sketch of the sight, PM me and give me your address.............Jim

Cylinder pin diameter is approx .223...............Jim

I see from the Forum that lists exist on the DOM of some the Army models.
Are the any lists for the Navy's, Police and pocket models?.......Jim

What aardq said above, however in 1863 Remington produced a smaller frame revolvers. They were the Rider DA and the Belt SA models in 1863, .36cal, however there is no indication that they were bought by either side during the Civil War. Perhaps the company was dragging their feet in production and ...