nO.4 ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE ????? no NAME?????

[halfgo1]

I have a No . 4 ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE (SIMILAR TO THE CADET MODEL) 28" BARREL AND 19-11-1912 DATES FROM BLUE BOOK 32 CAL RIM FIRE. tHE QUESTION IS cOULD THIS BE A REMINGTON?? THERE IS NO NAME ON THE RIFLE tHE REMINGTON REPLY LINE IS ( IF IT DOESNOT SAY REMINGTON IT'S NOT A REMINGTON) hAVE ANYONE HEAR OF THIS GUN AND COULD HELP >?????? tHANK YOU

[imnohero]

Check out this site, it might help you in your search.

http://www.rollingblockparts.com/

Good luck

[John Gyde]

[quote="halfgo1"]I have a No . 4 ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE (SIMILAR TO THE CADET MODEL) 28" BARREL AND 19-11-1912 DATES FROM BLUE BOOK 32 CAL RIM FIRE. tHE QUESTION IS cOULD THIS BE A REMINGTON?? THERE IS NO NAME ON THE RIFLE tHE REMINGTON REPLY LINE IS ( IF IT DOESNOT SAY REMINGTON IT'S NOT A REMINGTON) hAVE ANYONE HEAR OF THIS GUN AND COULD HELP >?????? tHANK YOU[/quote]
Look for Belgian proof marks. It may be a Flobert or other RB made on the other side of the big pond. There were several companies that made RB 22s. I believer Meridan also made some.

[DavidFagan]

I was just doing a little research on a Meridan, they did make the Meriden Model 10 (Rolling Block) if you happen to still have the Sears 1914 Fall catalog it's in there Along with a model 6 and model 15.