Remington Society

That RED X right after the edit button you click to make changes.
Maybe what I see and you see are different because of the browsers if it's still not there for you I'll send you a screen picture. Let me know.

I know this sounds crazy (to me actually as well) but it certainly looks right, can log all the way out and back in if your not and if your trying do it on a new pm instead of adding to an existing one.
It just looks right to me, it was turned off before.
David

The brown fox ... Just making up the 30 characters to post as a test

CALIBRE44 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 22, 2018 4:29 am

How do I delete one of my posts?
I tried to go to "Edit". but can't find Delete this Post??????.Jim

The X deletes

CALIBRE44 wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 20, 2018 4:38 am

I try to add pictures in a PM but they won't load. What am I doing wrong???>>>>>>>>Jim

It's a board setting, just changed it.

So I was told blackpowder shouldn't be loose, if you put in less are you supposed to fill and with? I've never loaded shotgun and only load blackpowder pistol ammo because you really have to but when I started asking everyone they said it can't be loose and fill it up until the bullet seated will sn...

The Remington 121 is still the best 22 pump ever made!

March 1951 is AXX - this is the correct answer

I believe there should be a 1 before that 6, 169700 would slip just into 1952 from the serial list but I wouldn't bet a dead cat on it being right.

CALIBRE44 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 05, 2018 4:15 am

Don: Looks like October 1864...........Jim

Is that from Don's book or ?

Curiosity ...

And check the date code on the barrel....

https://www.remingtonsociety.org/manufacture-dates/

I can't say on the grips would really need those in hand, Remington no a retailer possibly? I'm glad to hear it's a trigger tension not to pop up the barrel I hear that occasionally and I've see a whole lot of "replacement" springs as well but as you probably know the originals are are a bit odd sha...

joeyp wrote: ↑

Wed May 16, 2018 7:29 am

The serial number: RW 623933. When I originally looked it up, I thought it was November 1928.

I have more pics if needed.

Thanks

It is 1924 and it should have writing.

1924 would have date code on the barrel, serial?
Pictures?

CALIBRE44 wrote: ↑

Wed May 02, 2018 12:44 pm

The derringers we know about.
But does any collectors, of the large frames, have one or more sames serial number guns in their collections?.......Jim

I'd drop Littlefield a email, he has one heck of a database on that mac, I suspect your answers are there.

I guess that depends on what the definition of proof is ;) There are certainly many examples of duplicate numbers not only in the 1975 but also in the derringers such as the "two-line" and some of the other variations prior to UMC. The 1888 is just a c... shoot other then the added assembly number (...