RonB,
In order to provide information on your Rolling Block, we would need information on markings & features.
Photos would be the most help.
Remington Rolling Block
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Re: Remington Rolling Block
Caliber would help, too. Is the bore just a bit over 1/4", or is it a full 1/2". Former would be a 7mm, captured from a Spaniard, latter a New York State rifle in .50-70.
Re: Remington Rolling Block
Or if just over 3/8 inch then .43 Spanish caliber - very common in Cuban use & Spanish use in the Phillipines.
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Re: Remington Rolling Block
choose file and then click add the file...RonB wrote:Sorry, having problems getting the image files to upload. Don't mean to be confused, but I choose a file, select submit, another window opens saying upload in progress, then nothing...
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Re: Remington Rolling Block
Ooooops - forgot one of the most obvious!!ehull wrote:Or if just over 3/8 inch then .43 Spanish caliber - very common in Cuban use & Spanish use in the Phillipines.
Re: Remington Rolling Block
This is a highly modified New York State model in caliber .50-70. The barrel and fore stock have been shortened, and the forelock might not even be the original one.