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I'm looking for some help. I have collected 142 entries in my Excel Worksheet of Remington 550 Model Numbers, date codes, and other data. However, I have yet to find the date codes for Remington Rifles manufactured in 1954 (date Code A or AA). I've asked for general info in another post, but ...

Updated: 22 Sept 2025: Thank you to those who have provided information so far. The Excel Worksheet has been updated with more entries, bringing the total to 142 entries so far. Here is the link to my blog and the new entries https://wp.me/pcBwqC-2C

I am currently researching and writing a book on the Remington 550 Series of rifles and am gathering detailed data for accuracy and completeness. To ... 550 Series Data Collection https://whitebeachone.wordpress.com/2025/09/14/remington-550-series-data-collection/

If you would be willing to share ...

... the stamp to the far left. It looks to be an L, so L C would be February 1956. The 550-1 was manufactured ~ 1949–1970s. Sorry, I know it's a guess, I wish I could provide a more definitive answer to your question.



Thanks for the reply, I appreciate your perspective on it as I hadn’t given much ...

... I require pictures of the model stamps on the barrel for the Remington:

550A
550-I (with the line not the late defined 1)
550 I without the dash mark
550-P (not the 550-1P)

I will be using these in a book I am writing and would give you credit for any picture I use. I will also send you one of the ...

I'm currently writing a book on the Remington 550 .22 Rifles series and am at the point in the writing where I need a 550-P1 for research and pictures. I already have the one 550 (550A), two 550-1's, and two 550-2G's. If anyone has a line on one that someone might be interested in selling for a ...

Hi all, I'm looking to buy a Remington Model 550-1P. I'm currently in the process of writing a book on the Remington 550 .22 Rifles series and need one for research and pictures.

If you can post a picture of the date code it would be better.

... the stamp to the far left. It looks to be an L, so L C would be February 1956. The 550-1 was manufactured ~ 1949–1970s. Sorry, I know it's a guess, I wish I could provide a more definitive answer to your question.

Well, I was able to find a 550 (550A) and now have that in hand. I'm almost complete, I have the 550, two 550-1, two 550-2G's and am now looking for a 550-1P

Hey all

First time posting, I recently found grandpas long lost 550-1! Thing is in rough shape but now we have a project. I am having trouble deciphering the letter code for the year on this thing and was wondering what others think it could be.

Thanks in advance https://imgur.com/gallery/date-code ...

I've been researching the Remington 550 and would like to purchase a 550 bolt that has the dual extractors. I'm not sure what this bolt looks like on ... or 550A with the dual extractors?

It all started because I bought a 550-1 and a 550-2G. I've been looking for a 550 or 550A with no luck so far ...

This is a great example of the Remington 550. I've been looking for a 550 or 550A but have yet to find one. I have the 550-1 and will be picking up a 550-2G in two weeks. Would you happen to have a picture of the right and left sides of the bolt? I've been looking for a 550 bolt, as I don't have the ...

... to what Jim wrote. The Ordnance Department purchased approximately 122,000 Remington revolvers during the Civil War. The serial numbers ranged from 1 to 148,550. There were some civilian purchases along with the government sales. A revolver which was accepted by the Ordnance Department should ...

... to what Jim wrote. The Ordnance Department purchased approximately 122,000 Remington revolvers during the Civil War. The serial numbers ranged from 1 to 148,550. There were some civilian purchases along with the government sales. A revolver which was accepted by the Ordnance Department should ...