My 1875 Remington Revolver put back and all orginal

[dianne]

This took some time since I first posted looking for parts. Thanks for all the help you guys! It's 100% orginal (there are two screws not in there right now, but will be changing that soon).






Thanks for all the help guys!!!!

[gastrap]

Where did you find parts. I desperately need some for my 1875.
please email me with any info you care to share, Thanks

rhabraham@owc.net

[dianne]

I will get that to you. They were expensive as an FYI!

[admin]

Diane, I would appreciate the post here so we can help everyone if you wouldn't mind...

Probably should try to remember the Guy in CA who makes the new parts as well, but I'm old.

Thanks.

[dianne]

Diane, I would appreciate the post here so we can help everyone if you wouldn't mind...

Probably should try to remember the Guy in CA who makes the new parts as well, but I'm old.

Thanks.

The person I got these parts from has no more, he sold off everything. He bought it and parted it out. My gunsmith appears to have lost 2 of the screws, I am hammering him to find them - don't like the Umberti ones in there. Hoepfully will get those back.

There were others that had the Italian parts and they said they are compatible, although I wanted mine orginal. But, I do need a new spring and why that hammer is sticking out.

VTI Gun Parts
Kirst Konverter Company LLC
PO Box 509
Lakeville, CT 60039
ph 860-435-8068
fx 860-435-8146
M-T 9-5 Eastern Time
W-F 9-4 Eastern Time
mail@vtigunparts.com
www.vtigunparts.com

They do get parts once in awhile. Very helpful and friendly people.

Hope this helps, but finding parts is near impossible I learned. I had posted a wanted ad on my forums and that was spidered and that person found me. I would recommend doing that on the forum there. You never know, someone could find you

[dianne]

Also, Dixie has some parts that are for the orginal and reproductions and very reasonably priced:

http://www.dixiegunworks.com/default.ph ... 94_324_333

I just ordered the hammer spring to make mine a shooter.

Good luck!

Dianne

[gmaque]

Nice job. As I'm sure you've discovered, PATIENCE, is the hardest part to find.