Remington Society

And those are some wonderful examples of Remington's in your case! Remington was always the prettiest handgun to my taste.

Yes, those wooden grips look like a stopgap effort that could have been much better done while waiting to find the proper rubber grips. Otherwise, a nice specimen, I think. Thanks for the feedback, Jim. Now, I'm off to see where I can get an estimated value.

Thanks, Jim. So, you're saying this not what is considered a bead sight? I took your advice and here are some better pictures. As you should be able to decipher, there are two stamped numbers, both .31 - the one to the left being larger and poorly done, the one to the right being smaller but clearer...

G'day, eh? Just joined from Canada (look north....look waaaay up north) to learn more about my Remington Rider Pocket Revolver. I have found loads of info these past two days that just wasn't available when my mother-in-law gave me this piece in 1973. And that's because computers were still operatin...

I was given this little beauty by my mother-in-law (yeah, some are real dolls) back in the early 70's. 1970's, that is. I traveled a lot for work but, from time to time, I tried to learn more about it. As an aside, a "friend" told me he'd pick up a matching .44 calibre Remington Army revol...