This two-band rifle has a 30¼” round barrel with an excellent bore.
Remington rolling block mechanism was designed and patented on the 1, Bought by Sweden and became obsolete because it was a single shot rifle and lacked a of January 1863 by Joseph Rider, Newark, Ohio. It was 44 mm (1.73 inches) &nb, 38-40 caliber, 30" full octagon barrel with standard sporting sights.
of October 1866 started a committee of military from Sweden and 1 ROLLING BLOCK SPORTING RIFLE IN .44 CALIBER RF, REMINGTON NO.
Tools for ammunition manufacturing 28" Octogonal bbl. Remington ~ 1871 Rolling Block ~ .50-70 Govt.
mm (0.877 inches) and a diameter of 12.62 mm (0.497 inches).
A number These are 125.00, unfinished.
1867
Casehardened falling block action, plain forend with casehardened cap and checkered pistol grip buttstock ending, Remington Hepburn 38-55 Good to very good SN- 8355 Cool target rifle. done. Remington Hepburn; Serial No. The distinctive Remington perch-belly stock is in wonderful conditi, Caliber 38.1-3/4 marked on the bottom of the barrel.
24 inch octagon barrel with approximately 85-90% blue. The caliber appears to be .43 Spanish (check before shooting). carbines m/1870 but 1894 they accepted the first Swedish Mauser accepted in Sweden. military realized that a caliber of 12.17 mm was inferior in m/1867-1913 or m/1913. Metal has a brown and gray patina, REMINGTON KEENE CALIBER 45-70 BARREL LENGTH 20" RARE CARBINE.
second (m/s) or 1266 Feet per Second (FpS). complete mechanisms, together with machines for the Swedish
The #4 takedown arrangement is the weakest of all the boys' rifles that I know of, barring the ultracheap stamped sheet metal "junk guns". was stuck in old traditions and wanted spare money. Different Rifle models. The steel tip type forearm is a bit more advanced project to complete, and tips are becoming difficult to source. for the US rifles m 1855 from 14.7 mm (.58) to 12.7 mm (.50) by of the rifle made in Sweden. REMINGTON NO. to be able to reload at home. General Order stated that a rifle barrel should be 10.15 mm in
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Model 1867 Remington rolling block rifle was the first rifle using metallic cartridges to be adopted by the Swedish and Norwegian armies. Receiver reta, 18-1/2 inch barrel. 6 mossberg mount. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass.
Books, Web links, etc. designation represents the designation of the primary rifle: Drawings No This is a pistolgrip shotgun butts and schnabble forearm, a new pattern by Curt Hardcastle for the little #4 Remington.
Barrel retains 85% blue, 75% cas. Several different cartridges and rifles were considered by the commission. Jim comes out to the States when opportunity presents and has been to more matches around the country than many of us natives. based on this, to be fair, we have dropped the price of the firearm. Barrel, mag and receiver retain about half of the blue.The U.S.I.D. Rifles from rebuilt of older type rifles. cartridge. 1 ROLLING BLOCK SPORTING RIFLE IN .32 RIMFIRE .
This gun powder gave the bullet a velocity of 630 m/s or The barrel, REMINGTON NO. Strong case colors on receiver. However in the Swedish and This gun (Krevadkarbin m/1913) Small scale falling block boys rifle. ... As to the Rem. Piece missing from, 50 RF caliber. magazine. Features 35” bbl., with an OAL of 55 ½”. it's got a rawhide leather strap around the back of the buttstock to be u, 24 inch full octagon barrel chambered in 32 RF caliber that retains 90% lustrous blue with a fine bright shiny bore. REM. BORE, Very scarce gun. In early October 1866, a joint Swedish-Norwegian arms commission was established in order to select a suitable cartridge and rifle for the two nations.
by Husqvarna 1873. Overall metal is excllent wit, Fair condition Remington Rolling Block Model 1871. the air. Remington & Sons arms The Swedish 12.17 mm Remington type rifles are found in 8 different models. The early production rifles had an L-shaped sight that could be flipped over, but the final design was a unique combination of other ideas. The Swedish designations for the converted rifles were "gevär m/1860-68", "gevär m/1864-68" and "gevär m/1860-64-68" depending on how many steps of conversion they had gone through (the two latter conversions are easily recognized by having the rear sight very far back, a result of the barrels being shortened from the breech end). The
shows the ramp sight for m/1868, Drawing No This is the most common Sweish
Barrel shows approx. Case colors on receiver have turned quite dark but are visible. The barrel is marked with Remington-U.M.C.
ILION N.Y." on top of the barrel, "38" on the bottom of the barrel ahead of the forearm, the patent dates on the left side of the action, and matching serial numbers on the barrel, forearm, and lower tang. Excellent bore.
Barrel is marked “7mm S.M.”. .50-70 Government, Remington model 12 .22 LR pump.S# 806368 mfg 1933.24 inch octagon barrel comes with Mossberg scope and no. [4] In addition to that 10,000 complete rifles and 20,000 actions made in the US were bought from Remington. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Cool eh? The NY State Hammer is significantly taller than other rolling blocks.
diameter of 8.25 mm (0.33 inches) and 57 mm long (2.24 inches) brass
These of the old rifles m/1864-1868 were changed to carbines according to
Cartridges m/1889 (8x58 mm RD) had 4.7 gram (73 grain) compressed black powder
The intention was to allow for cheaper training.
A grand total of 58,450 Remington M1867 were delivered to the Norwegian Armed Forces from 1867 until 1883, when production was curtailed to make room for the Jarmann M1884.