Hey there fellow enthusiasts. I was recently gifted (handed down) a Remington model 95 also know as the derringer. Was curious if the .41 rimfire were still available. Or if there was a more modern size that could be used. Any information would be great! I hope I did post this in the right spot.
Remington model 95
- Thread starter Coldershaw
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- Nova Scotia
It could be old enough for antique status. Or could be grandfathered for 12-7 as it's a pre 45 pistol.
A Remington derringer will be either antique or prohibited. There are basically three different patterns of markings on the top of the barrels. One pattern proves antique status. A second could be antique or not, because production occurred both before 1898 and after 1897. Third variation is definitely modern.
If the pistol is in the proven antique category, you're golden.
If it isn't antique, it is prohibited. You haven't indicated if it is registered or not. At the present time, transfer of registered handguns is frozen.
If it isn't antique, and isn't registered, it cannot be registered.
Do you really want this thread on an open public forum?
If the pistol is in the proven antique category, you're golden.
If it isn't antique, it is prohibited. You haven't indicated if it is registered or not. At the present time, transfer of registered handguns is frozen.
If it isn't antique, and isn't registered, it cannot be registered.
Do you really want this thread on an open public forum?
