Remington Society

Taylor & Co replied that they don't know which of their parts may interchange with originals. So much for that idea.


I have done this multiple times. As you know, there are a lot of differences between the Italian hammers and the originals. With a lot of welding and shaping, one can get in the ...

dieNusse1 wrote: Fri May 10, 2024 6:47 am Need hammer for my 1875 revolver. Current one is a hair trigger.

I have repaired many of these hammers with welding new teeth and shaping with a Dremel, works great. I will buy your old hammer if you don't want it.

Hey now,

I am looking at a Remington 1875 in 44-40 and everything looks and feels right, but I am having an issue with the barrel address or stamping. The font does not seem to match any of the examples I can find on the interweb. I believe this pistol was produced towards the end of their ...

What is the serial number of this engraved revolver 1875 that is showing a different barrel bold block style address font?

Here is a photo of the correct barrel address.
Notice the font differences from the posting here on the engraved revolver.

I am new to this forum. I restore these old gems. I have over the last ten years restored over twenty of these Remy 1875 and 1890's. I have seen it all. I see that you also need a new main spring. I have a lead and also need to recreate the parts that you need.

These are "Jeweler Markings" they are a stamp that a store would stamp on the frame for identification of their property. I found this on a Colt Dragoon Second model once. The same sort of stamping, usually done on the frame.

Hello,
How is this project Remy progressing along? I have a lead on some Remington parts 1875 and 1890.

Thanks