Remington Society

I saw your video last night. That serial number as found under the barrel was also applied to the frame, trigger guard, back of cylinder, and also on both grips (in pencil).

The "RM" stamps look similar to those seen on Remington and Colt cartridge guns that were later sold to Mexico 1870's and ...

Yes, I bought a Rem M1875 part from John Tarca, but that was 15 years ago. I tried his old phone number, but think that number is no longer current. I need his phone number for a quick question.

Does anyone have the current contact info for John Tarca in California?

My question regards a Remington O/U 41 RF Derringer which had something to do with a fencing dispute and a killing in 1911.

On Dec 27, 1911 my Grandfather’s brother, Albert Neumann, was shot to death over a fencing dispute. Albert Neumann was in Wootan Wells, Texas (now a ghost town) on that day ...

This revolver is presented with pictures. It has a 5-3/4” barrel with a proper muzzle crown and German silver front sight. The front sight has been thinned a bit, but otherwise looks correct and is in the proper position. It has the expected “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N.Y.” address, “44 C.F.W ...

In the mid-1960’s I acquired a Remington M1858 44 caliber percussion revolver that came off of a south Texas ranch. This ranch dates to about 1870, and being 70 miles from the border the residents had to deal with frequent raids from Mexico. After a bloody raid in 1878 cowboys from this ranch were ...