REMINGTON

.22 Short rimfire cal., 6 shot, 3 in. 6 barrel cluster (rotating), ring trigger, blue barrel finish/silver frame most commonly encountered, two-piece Gutta Percha (hard rubber) grips. Fewer than 1,000 produced, long production from 1861 to ...

.50 rimfire cal., single shot, 8 1/2 in. round barrel, spur trigger, walnut grip and forearm, blue finish. Approx. 6,500 produced 1866-1867. Erroneously designated as "Model of 1865 Navy". RF=2.

.31 cal., 5 shot, smooth cylinder, 3 in. octagon barrel, blue finish, one-piece Gutta Percha grip, brass or iron trigger guard. Approx. 3,000 produced 1857-1858. RF=3.

.30 rimfire cal., 5 shot, 2 3/4 in. octagon barrel, spur trigger, walnut, hard rubber, pearl, or ivory two-piece grips. Mfg. circa 1873-1888.

.58 cal., lockplate marked with eagle emblem/"U.S." to right of hammer and "REMINGTON'S/ILION, N.Y." underneath hammer, date marked at rear, single shot muzzleloader, 40 in. round barrel with three bands, "P", ...

different handle configurations include right angle, bulbous head, ball and claw (exceedingly rare), large dog's head, full curve with short and long upper shaft, other non-factory handle configurations (ivory, silver, gold) are known, cane...

.50-45 centerfire cal., 23 1/4 in. barrel, open sight, blue with case hardened frame, bar and ring on frame, walnut straight grip stock. 5,000 mfg. 1868-1869 by Springfield Armory from receivers made by E. Remington & Sons in Ilion, NY....

falling block, single shot, side lever actuated, blued barrel, case hardened actions, patented 1879, first introduced 1880, many custom features were offered, variations as follows:

12 ga., single barrel, 30 or 32 in. barrels, top lever break open, button release forend, plain pistol grip stock. Approx. 87,850 mfg. 1893-1903. RF=1.

10 or 12 ga., also known as Whitmore Hammer Lifter, 28 or 30 in. decarbonized, twist, or damascus barrels, top "thumb lever" action activated by pushing upward to open, rib top marked "E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION, N.Y.&quo...

.22 Short or .32 Short rimfire cal., 5 shot, 3 in. 5 barrel cluster (fixed) marked "MANUFACTURED BY E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION, N.Y./ELLIOTS' PATENTS. MAY 29, 1860-OCT. 1.1861", blue finish, two-piece Gutta Purcha, walnut, ivo...

.31 cal., 3 in. octagon barrel, smooth cylinder, spur trigger, blue finish, two-piece hard rubber grips. Less than 1,000 mfg. circa 1858-1859 (quite rare). RF=4.

.30 or .32 rimfire cal., 5 shot, 2 3/4 in. octagon barrel, spur trigger, hard rubber, pearl, or ivory two-piece grips. Mfg. circa 1873-1888.

.58 cal., muzzleloading percussion, 33 in. round blue barrel, two barrel bands, case hardened lock, brass furniture. Approx. 12,500 mfg. circa 1862-1865. RF=1.

Remington No.1 Rifle Cane in .22 Short RF - handle configurations include the small dog's head and two variations of curved handles (short shaft and long shaft). Remington No. 2 Rifle Cane in .32 Short rimfire - handle configurations includ...

.50-45 centerfire cal. Mfg. by Springfield Armory utilizing rolling block receivers supplied by E. Remington & Sons in Ilion, NY 1868.

various cals. from .22 rimfire to .50-90 Sharps, 26, 28, or 30 in. round or octagon barrel, open sight, semi-pistol grip stock. Mfg. 1880-1907.

decarbonized steel barrels, no checkering or engraving.

.32 rimfire cal., 4 shot, 3 3/8 in. 4 barrel cluster (fixed), ring trigger, blue finish, two-piece Gutta Purcha, walnut, ivory, or pearl grips. Approx. 25,000 produced with 2 frame styles observed. Frame sides lowered similar to the .22 rin...

.50 centerfire cal., single shot, 7 in. round barrel, standard trigger with trigger guard, walnut grip and forearm, blue finish. Approx. 6,400 produced 1870-1875. Modified by Remington from the Navy Model 1866 pistols. RF=2.

.31 cal., 5 shot, smooth cylinder, 4 in. octagon barrel, blue finish, two-piece hard rubber grips, spur trigger, first Remington revolver with loading lever. Less than 1,000 mfg. 1859-1860. RF=4.

.38 rimfire or centerfire cal., 3 3/4 in. octagon barrel with or without barrel rib, spur trigger, hard rubber, ivory, or pearl two-piece grips, "Bird-Head and Saw Handle" grip frame with Remington logo "R" on the "...

.58 cal., muzzleloading percussion, 40 in. round blue barrel, three barrel bands, case hardened lock, iron furniture. 40,000 mfg. in 1864. RF=1.

.50-70 Govt. cal., single shot, rolling block action with sling ring on left side of receiver. Mfg. by Springfield Armory under license from E. Remington & Sons. 331 mfg. 1870. RF=4.

similar to Sporting and Target, with target match sights (tang), and Schuetzen stock w/o cheekpiece. Fewer than 1,000 mfg. 1883-1907. RF=4.

twist steel barrels, checkering, no engraving.

.22, .30, .32, or .41 rimfire cal., single shot, various barrel lengths, blue or nickel (post 1870) finish, two-piece walnut grips, spur trigger. Rider's patent.

.50 centerfire cal., single shot, 8 in. round barrel, standard trigger with trigger guard, walnut grip and forearm, blue finish. Approx. 5,000 produced 1871-1872. RF=2.

.36 cal., 6 shot, smooth cylinder, 7 1/2 in. octagon barrel, blue finish, two-piece walnut grips, some martially marked with inspector's initials and cartouche on grips. Approx. 15,000 produced 1861-1862. Barrel address is "Beals' Pate...

.38 and .41 rimfire or centerfire cal., 5 shot, 2 1/2 in. round barrel, hard rubber, pearl, or ivory two-piece grips. Mfg. circa 1877-1888.

.36 or .44 (rare) cal., 6 shot unfluted cylinder, 24 or 28 in. octagon barrel, walnut stock with crescent butt, scroll trigger guard, blue with case hardened frame. Fewer than 1,000 mfg. 1866-1872. RF=5+.

.50-70 Govt. cal., single shot, rolling block action. Mfg. 1870 by Springfield Armory under license from E. Remington & Sons. RF=3.

various cals. from .22 rimfire to .50-90 Sharps, Vernier rear tang sight, checkered at wrist and forearm, buttstock with cheekpiece, select grade wood.

twist or damascus steel barrels, checkering and engraving. RF=5+.

Approx. 20,000 produced, 1865-1888, early models are unmarked. Beware - many copied by European gunmakers. RF=1.

.22 rimfire, .25 rimfire, .32 centerfire, or .50 centerfire cal., single shot, utilizing surplus Model 1871 Army rolling block frames, 8 in. round barrel, standard trigger with trigger guard, walnut grip and forearm, blue finish. Approx. 80...

single wing base pin (very rare), less than 400 mfg. Serial range under 400, very desirable. RF=4.

.22 rimfire cal., 7 shot, 2 1/4 in. round barrel, spur trigger, hard rubber, pearl, or ivory two-piece grips, nickel finish, fluted or non-fluted cylinder. Approx. 10,000 produced 1878-1888. RF=1.

mfg. by Springfield Armory under license from E. Remington & Sons. Mfg. 1870. RF=1.

.44-77, .44-90, or .44-105 centerfire cal., 32 or 34 in. barrel, target sight, often with heel sight, stock with shotgun butt. A few hundred mfg. 1880-1907. RF=4.

10 or 12 ga., 28 or 30 in. decarbonized, twist, or damascus barrels, top "thumb lever" action activated by pushing upward to open, rib top marked "E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION, N.Y.", patented "AUG. 8, 1871, APRIL...

.30 or .32 (rare) rimfire cal.. Mfg. circa 1865-1888. RF=2

.22, .25 rimfire, or .32 centerfire cals., single shot, 10 in. part octagon/part round barrel, standard trigger with trigger guard, smooth walnut grip and forearm, blue finish. Limited mfg. of 116 between 1891-1900. RF=5.

several variations with approx. serialization 1-15500, most were purchased by military but were not inspected.

.44 Rem., .44-40 Win., or .45 Colt centerfire (rare) cal., 6 shot, 7 1/2 or 5 3/4 (scarce) in. round barrel, standard trigger with trigger guard, blue or nickel finish, walnut, ivory, or pearl two-piece grips, serial numbered in at least tw...

.50-70 Govt. cal., single shot, rolling block action. Mfg. 1872 by Springfield Armory under license from E. Remington & Sons. RF=1.

similar to Long Range, in .40-65 WCF, rarely other cals., 28 in. barrel.

decarbonized steel barrels, no checkering or engraving.

Approx. 15,000 produced, 1865-1888. RF=1.

serial range 13500 to approx. 16000. Approx. 500 mfg. RF=4.

.44 centerfire cal., resembles 1890 SA, has "E. Remington & Sons" barrel address, 5 3/4 in. barrel, nickel finish with walnut grips, very desirable and little known.

.44-40 WCF cal., rolling block, 20 in. lightweight round blue barrel with band, straight stock, nickel or case colored receiver. Several thousand mfg. 1884-1902, a few early carbines are known to exist in .44 Long rimfire cal. RF=2.

similar to Creedmoor, with 34 in. full musket stock, in .44-75-520 Rem. cal., military sights, rarely encountered. Mfg. circa 1880s.

twist steel barrels, checkering, no engraving.

.41 rimfire cal., single shot, 2 1/2 in. round barrel, spur trigger, walnut two-piece grips, blue and/or nickel finish. Approx. 10,000 produced 1867-1888. Also known as the "Mississippi Derringer." RF=1.

.44 cal., 6 shot, smooth cylinder, 8 in. octagon barrel, blue finish, two-piece walnut grips. Barrel address is "Beals' Patent, Sept. 14, 1858 - Manufactured by Remingtons', Ilion, N.Y."

.44-40 WCF cal., 6 shot, 7 1/2 or 5 3/4 in. round barrel, standard trigger with trigger guard, hard rubber two-piece grips with Remington monogram, ivory or pearl grips on special order, blue or nickel finish. Approx. 2,000 mfg. circa 1891-...

available in many domestic and foreign cals., rolling block action, round barrel from 28 in. to 39 in. long, adj. rear sight, walnut straight grip stock and forearm with two or three barrel bands, many variations. Over 1,000,000 mfg. 1867-1...

underlever action, 30 or 32 in. barrel, tang sight, palm rest, special Schuetzen stock, approx. 23 mfg. in 1903-1904, perhaps the rarest single shot American rifle. RF=5+.

twist or damascus steel barrels, checkered and engraving.

.41 rimfire cal., 2 shot, 3 in. superposed barrels, oscillating firing pin, spur trigger, many finishes, hard rubber, rosewood, walnut, ivory, pearl, or other two-piece grips. Approx. 112,000 produced between 1867 and 1935. William Elliot's...

.44 cal., 6 shot, smooth cylinder, 8 in. octagon barrel, blue finish, two-piece walnut grips. Barrel address is "Beals' Patent, Sept. 14, 1858 - Manufactured by Remingtons', Ilion, N.Y."

.44-77, .44-90, or .44-100 cal., rolling block, 1/3 octagon barrel, case hardened receiver, long range tang sight, globe front sight, checkered pistol grip stock, blue. Approx. 500 mfg. 1873-1878. RF=4.

twist or damascus steel barrels, checkered and extra fine engraving.

First 100 made with side address: "MANUFACTURED BY E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, NY", maker's name and patent date stamped between the barrels, no extractor, made for patent holder William H. Elliot, and sold independently from t...

serial range is approx. 850-1900 inspected by "WAT" or "CGC", very desirable. Approx. 1,000 mfg. RF=3.

.40-50, .40-70, .44-70, .44-77, .45-70, .50-45, or .50-70 centerfire, .38 or .46 rimfire cal., rolling block, 28 or 30 in. octagon barrel, folding leaf sight, straight grip stock. Approx. 10,000 mfg. 1868-1886. RF=1.

.45-70 Govt., .40, or .43 cal. Approx. 5,000 mfg. 1880-1888. RF=2.

damascus steel barrels, checkered and superior engraving. RF=5+.

maker's name and patent data stamped between the barrels, made without an extractor (about 1,600 produced) or with an extractor (possibly more than 300 made). RF=3 (without) RF=4 (with extractor).

.31 cal., 5 shot, unusual "mushroom-shaped" cylinder, 3 in. octagon barrel, brass trigger guard, blue finish, 2-piece hard rubber grips, no loading lever, one of the earliest double action handguns produced. Approx. 20,000 mfg. ci...

.22, .25 Stevens, .25 Long, .32, .38 Long & Extra Long rimfire, .32-20 WCF, .38-40 WCF, or .44-40 WCF cal., 24-28 in. octagon medium weight barrel, straight grip walnut stock, somewhat lighter than the No. 1 Sporting. Several thousand m...

Those made for U.S. Dept. of Interior (Indian Police), marked U.S.I.D. will command a 75% premium.

10 ga., called the Heavy Duck Gun, 30-32 in., 9 3/4 and 10 lbs., "thumb-lever" action, thick bolsters, top extension rib, no flash fences, steel buttplate. Approx. 2,500 mfg. from 1878-82, starting with ser. no. 1. RF=3.

made with extractor (perhaps 20 made) or without an extractor (around 130 mfg. - very rare). RF =5 (with) or RF=5+ (without extractor).

.17 cal., all brass construction, grips included. Fewer than 1,000 produced, 1859-1860. MANY FAKES! caveat emptor. RF=4.

available in many rimfire cals. between .22 and .38 as well as several centerfire cals. between .22 and .38-40 WCF, blue barrel finish with case hardened frame, perch belly style walnut stock, many special orders available, smaller size act...

22 in. barrel, full stock.

10 ga., SxS shotgun, "thumb-lever" action, 30-32 in. decarbonized steel barrels, checkered plain walnut straight or pistol grip buttstock and forend, steel buttplate, no engraving, thick boltsters, top extension rib, no flash fenc...

made with extractor (12,000 to 18,000 produced between 1870 and 1888), sequential numbering ended within this address. RF=1.

.36 cal., 6 shot, unfluted cylinder, 7 1/2 in. octagon barrel, blue finish, two-piece walnut grips. Loading lever has slot allowing cylinder pin to be pulled forward without lowering lever. Approx. 6,000 produced 1862-63 in serial range app...

.22 S-L-LR, .25 Stevens (barrels marked "25-10"), or .32 Short or Long rimfire cal., 22 1/2 in. octagon barrel standard with round barrels available late in the series, smoothbore barrel was introduced approx. 1911, blue finish wi...

20 in. barrel, half stock, very limited mfg.

twist steel barrels, checkered, no engraving.

There are six address variations during this production period. All are batch numbered.

32 1/2 in. barrel, full stock.

laminated steel barrels, checkered, engraved.

First address, short line, all are batch numbered, estimated production of 8,000. RF=2.

over 4,000 martially inspected "CGC".

round or half octagon barrel, full or "BUTTON" mag. Add for pistol grip and select wood variations.

damascus steel barrels, checkered, extra fine engraving.

Second address, slant line, estimated production of 14,500. RF=1.

.44 cal., 6 shot, unfluted cylinder, 8 in. octagon barrel, blue finish, two-piece walnut grips. Majority are martially inspected "CGC". Loading lever has slot allowing cylinder pin to be pulled forward without lowering lever. Appr...

29 1/2 in. barrel, full stock.

some 10 ga., usually 12 ga., top extension rib, no flash fences, steel buttplate, only Whitmore model with Deeley & Edge forend catch, but there are some with wedge pin forends (look for extension rib). Ser. nos. within the Model 1878.

third address, slant line (C O gap), estimated production of 2,200.

.44 cal., 6 shot, 8 in. octagon barrel, unfluted cylinder, blue finish, two-piece walnut grips, barrel address "Patented Sept. 14, 1858 - Manufactured by Remingtons', Ilion, N.Y. - New Model." Early models lack "New Model&quo...