Dates of Manufacturer For 1858 Remingtons
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BrotherRockeye
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I don't think there is such a thing...least I've never found one.
Join and post at the Remington society site and a historian will let you know.
Join and post at the Remington society site and a historian will let you know.
Can someone please provide me with a link for serialized dates of manufacture for the Remington 1858 Revolvers. Thanks in advance...Dances
Do you mean genuine guns or replicas?
tac
BrotherRockeye
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here's a link
Code:
http://www.remingtonsociety.com/- Location
- vancouver island
Find a Dixie Gun Works catalogue and try page 649. gives enough info so you can roughly get close to a date . alot of other useful info as well. regards
BrotherRockeye
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iirc the Dixie catalogue will help with the Smoot and a couple of others but not the 1858,NMA etc.
I've been through this myself and trust me...just follow the link I posted...
If you are lucky you will get a month and a year...like August of 1863
I've been through this myself and trust me...just follow the link I posted...
If you are lucky you will get a month and a year...like August of 1863
BrotherRockeye
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Don't hold yer breath waiting...it's a turtle race over there
http://i989.photobucket.com/albums/af11/Skinny1950/DateCodesItalianProofmarks.jpg
Click this link and look for the identification for the corresponding year of manufacturing.
Note this is for replicas.
Click this link and look for the identification for the corresponding year of manufacturing.
Note this is for replicas.
BrotherRockeye
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it's a slow process over there but they do answer eventually,and it's the only accurate source I know of for getting the originals' dates.
Glad it worked out.
Glad it worked out.
Received a p.m. over there & was told that the 'D' stamped on the frame & trigger guard along with the serial number put it in the first part of November of 1864. Another member figures it was a Civil War piece. Albeit if it were it would have only seen 5 or 6 months of the actual war.
