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Dan, I absolutely love that idea. Maybe go a step further and find an original .44 B&C complete charge, a .46 rimfire and a .44 centerfire to show all three that it’s been modified for. I seriously doubt that I could ever find a .46 5-shot cylinder and a .44 B&C cylinder but it would be neat...

Thank you Bill! You and the other folks on this forum are amazing. I plan on cleaning the pistol, making a foam backed, felt lined shadow box to hang on the wall with an engraved brass card that includes all the information y’all have provided me. I’m sure I’ll come up with a few other questions!

Ah! Thank you Dan. It’s very possible that it’s obscured with the nastiness that I’ve not yet removed. That reminds me too, I’ve been told that cleaning all that mess out of the weapon will reduce its value. Is that true? I don’t intend on selling it but it’s still in my mind. Also, I understand tha...

Hey Bill, there is a “7” just past the loading lever post (toward the muzzle) on the bottom of the barrel. I’m sorry. I’m having a very difficult time attaching pictures. Hopefully third time is a charm. I have looked it over again and see that it does not appear to have a firing pin separate from t...

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Thank you Bill! As far as the 3 digit number on the frame, are you referring to the numbers behind the left grip? All I can make out is 06. I can kind of see what might be another number but I absolutely cannot make it out. There is a number “06” on the loading lever itself, just in front of the cyl...

Here’s some pics to assist in identification. I’d love to know more about it.

Hello and great to be here. I joined this site due to a rescent search in reference to my newly purchased, original Remington New Army revolver. I noticed that there was a wealth of knowledge here and was sincerely hoping that you fine folks could assist me like you have countless others. The revolv...