Remington Society

Good Afternoon
This is George McAllister (gmaque@aol.com). I collect 1875, 1888, and 1890 Remington's. If you'll email me with your contact info I'll be happy to try to help.

You have a beautiful Remington 1858 New Model Army revolver. As you know it was produced and issued during the Civil War. There are no "Factory Records" available to tell us who the gun was issued to. I do not see the serial number in your pictures. If you could post a picture of the serial number I ...

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George McAllister
Membership Director

Welcome to the RSA Forums. Good luck with your New Model Army. If you like what you see here, please consider becoming a member of the Remington Society of America.
Thanks
George McAllister
RSA Membership Director

Wanted, ORIGINAL Grips For A 1890 Remington Single Action Revolver. Left Side, Right Side, or Both Sides. Contact gmaque@aol.com THANKS

CONGRATULATIONS. You have a very nice and desirable collection. David collects only the best, you are very lucky to get one of his.

Roger was one of several RSA members who conducted ongoing research on Remington big bore revolvers which included conversions and single actions. Roger's expertise on percussion/cartridge conversion revolvers was recognized across the Remington collecting fraternity. His book on the subject has ...

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Good Morning and Happy New Year
As Membership Director for the Remington Society (RSA) I am sorry to hear of your disappointment. As you requested in your personal email to me, I will try to answer your concerns not only here in the Forum, but in a personal email to you. This is the ...

Good Evening this is George McAllister. I am a Vice President and Membership Director for the Remington Society Of America. Thanks for visiting our website. I may be able to help you with some info on your New Model, but I'm not sure we can identify who it was issued too. That is very difficult to ...

That gun was in EXCELLENT condition with about 95+% finish.

Nice job. As I'm sure you've discovered, PATIENCE, is the hardest part to find.

We all want the most gun we can get for the money we can afford to spend. Absolutely nothing wrong with wanting a super gun at a bargain price. In order to obtain a gun that fits this criteria will require lots of study, shopping, gun show attendence and luck. I suggest that you decide how much ...

The notches in th grips are probably for rats, rabbits and armadillos.

RSA Members and Friends
If you plan to attend the NRA Annual Meeting in Houston this coming weekend, PLEASE take time to visit the RSA at booth 1965 in the Collectors Area. The RSA will be represented by George McAllister, J.D. Hofer, Dan Pozarek, and other members. J.D. will have a great display of ...

Jim
Your 75 is interesting. I rechecked my records and books on factory 75 calibers and can find no reference to any in .44 Colt. Everything I have says three calibers were offered comericially, .44 Remington, .44 WCF (44-40), and .45 Government. The .45 will accept either .45 Government or .45 Colt ...