Remington Society

He's all set
I deleted your post you really don't want that out on the wire or he will get spammed to death.

Thanks never seen a hump backed rolling block frame

Caren wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 27, 2020 8:12 am

I just joined with a Cox email account because it wouldn't take my gmail account. My partner only has a gmail account. How can he join?
Thx
Caren

send me his and I'll enable it and yours if you want it changed.

Service Desk will get me on home page.

JimMill wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 27, 2020 11:47 am

Looks like the later model Remington #1 sporting rifle frame to me. Matches a few that I own.

Jim

Got a picture?
Just looks very different and that picture isn't "great"

And neither match that frame, I've not seen a frame like that.
Well I think I have but where (I'm not a rolling block expert AT ALL)

Actually I think 1911
https://www.remingtonsociety.org/serials-model-12/

I'm not sure what that is, but I don't think it's a Remington at all.

Looks like it started as an authentic 1875..
Looks like a spring out of an elliot.
I'm guessing this is a rimfire and not a lot of 44rf around for shooting.

Wow I would tell you to check the nylon forum but it appears broken.
http://www.nylonrifles.com/

If someone needs help they should yell my direction.
Wouldn't be the first one ...

dtrsss wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 03, 2020 8:42 pm

I have learned this is a .43 Argentine and it appears to be a rare Honduras contract with only 2,500 made under the contract.

Out of curiosity do you have a muzzle picture?

p.s. I know NOTHING about rolling blocks...

I just finished a repair and cleanup (replaced missing top snap spring and cleaned all internals) on a Rem 1894. Stock separation was not a problem as long as you are aware as to how the sliding safety bar functions and is positioned in the head and frame. At first a bit of a mystery but a little r...

Might just be me, but I wouldn't take the stock off a 1894 I've seen a lot of them cracked trying.

I have a somewhat "different" rolling block, and hope someone can help me figure out model and cartridge for it. Gun was handed down to me ~30 years ago. I am not very knowledgeable about these, but from what I have been able to learn from internet, it "looks like" a No. 4, but it is not inscribed ...

if you get an error please yell...
It should be fine now if downloads gave you grief.