New member from Northern NY
New member from Northern NY
Hello from NNY, glad to join and learn more about Remingtons.
Re: New member from Northern NY
Welcome to the forum, and the madness that is Remington. What Remmies are you interested in?
Daniel
Daniel
Re: New member from Northern NY
Looking for info. On Remington 5mm magnum rimfire, I have one stamped as model 592m and is a single shot bolt action. Most of this style are tube fed or magazine fed bolts, apparenty single shot in this model is considered a myth or that none left the factory. Is anyone on this board a 5mm guru?
Re: New member from Northern NY
Can you post some pictures of the rifle? A single shot in 5mm is not known of at this time. Going with Remington SOP a single shot 5mm would be a Model 590.
Remington used the following designations on many of their rimfire rifles.
0 at the end of the model # is single shot i.e. (510 & 580)
1 at the end of the model # is magazine fed i.e. (511, 581 & 591)
2 at the end of the model # is tube fed i.e. (512, 582 & 592)
Now this isn't used through out all models but talking about the 5mm rifles and other rimfires in the same time period this is a good way to tell the differences.
Of course Remington has been known to make oddities and not stay within standard SOP!
Again some pictures would be helpful
Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
RemShots
Remington Society of America
Remington used the following designations on many of their rimfire rifles.
0 at the end of the model # is single shot i.e. (510 & 580)
1 at the end of the model # is magazine fed i.e. (511, 581 & 591)
2 at the end of the model # is tube fed i.e. (512, 582 & 592)
Now this isn't used through out all models but talking about the 5mm rifles and other rimfires in the same time period this is a good way to tell the differences.
Of course Remington has been known to make oddities and not stay within standard SOP!
Again some pictures would be helpful
Mike Alsop
Vice President & Seminar Coordinator
RemShots
Remington Society of America