Hello,
My first post!
I am from France and wonder if anyone can help me identify my revolver.
Remington Army New Model .44 serial number 66632.
the trigger guard has a L. The serial number is engraved inside the trigger guard.
Barrel : L left side W right side
Loading lever arm : S left side
cylinder : P
frame : T
cartouche on the left grip : unreadable
Thanks.
1858 NMA
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Re: 1858 NMA
Hello !
I have watched the military cartouche on the left grip with a big magnifying glass.
I compared with the grip of photos of RSA forum. It is registered BH on my left grip.
I have watched the military cartouche on the left grip with a big magnifying glass.
I compared with the grip of photos of RSA forum. It is registered BH on my left grip.
Re: 1858 NMA
Hi,
Your revolver was made in April of 1864. The letters are government inspection marks. The BH cartouche is from Benjamin Hannis, one of the principal sub-inspectors who inspected Remington revolvers. There is no documentation as to which military unit the revolver was issued.
Your revolver was made in April of 1864. The letters are government inspection marks. The BH cartouche is from Benjamin Hannis, one of the principal sub-inspectors who inspected Remington revolvers. There is no documentation as to which military unit the revolver was issued.
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Re: 1858 NMA
Hello,
Thank you for all that information.
Following the attacks on Paris , I thank the American people for tributes I 've seen on TV.
Merci de votre soutien.
Emmanuel
Thank you for all that information.
Following the attacks on Paris , I thank the American people for tributes I 've seen on TV.
Merci de votre soutien.
Emmanuel