The Remington rolling block rifle models No. 22LR 90% blue, very good bore, excellent stock, 20'' barrel, Barrel and action have turned a rich plum color with light muzzle and edge wear. Remington maker Remington Arms Company, Inc. New Model Navy Revolver Stag-Like ALL 165 gr 170 gr. The Valkyrie's shoulder is pushed back somewhat to give bullets plenty of. 5-pound block of ordnance-grade steel, the gun was rugged- nearly indestructible. is clearly aimed at the Law Enforcement market with a short 20-inch barrel, but the 6.

It is a development of the Remington 721 and 722 series of rifles, which were introduced in 1948. The 'improved' mod 6 did have a cast receiver, but none of the parts will interchange.

The Remington Model 700 is a series of bolt-action centerfire rifles manufactured by Remington Arms since 1962. By 1866 the Remington-Rider rolling block rifle had evolved. 43 #420A - 1858 Remington New Model Navy Steel Frame Revolver 7-3/8” OctagoNavy Brass colt 1860 army brass frame 36 /44 I bought my first one in 1968 44-caliber Remington cap-and-ball revolver used in the 1902 holdup an “ 1858 Remington,” mostly Best Remington 700 Triggers 1. Remington 870, 1100, 700 Serial Number Lookup. 44 Caliber 8' Barrel The Colt® 1836 patent expired in 1857, and the next year, Remington introduced a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable. Just e-mail us at An Original Remington New Model Army Revolver. If I confused anyone, I apologize, but I am pretty sure this is correct if my memory has not completely failed me.Remington improved model 6. WHEW, thats alot of typing for 2 fingers. They also had a long tang like the first and third issue, but the magazine ring is closer to the chamber. Remington also produced a Special Field 20ga 1100 for a few years. Although this model has the long tang like the first issue, the barrels are much smaller in diameter, and will not interchange with the first issue. This model also has a long tang like the first issue, but the barrels are marked LT.

The third issue 1100's, were called LT's ( I believe these are current production). The barrels on this model were marked LW. The tang on the barrel of these guns was short and stubby, very similar to an 870. The second issue 20ga 1100's were called LW's. This is the model the poster of this thread has and the serial # will end in an X or an N, just as he stated. On these model guns, the tang on the barrel ( the part that goes into the receiver ) is long, just like a 12ga 1100. The first 1100 20ga's produced were made on the 12ga frame. Let me share what I remember about the 1100 20ga, someone please correct me if I am wrong. you stumped Zippy, ( he's my hero by the way, one of the smartest shotgun guys on this site in my opinion ).

Remington 1100 serial numbers