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  1. April 19th, 2010, 04:42 PM #1
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    Default Remington and Sons "New Model" Help???!

    I was given this as a gift from my grandfather who passed away a few years ago, i have no idea what this EXACTLY is (Model name, worth, etc).

    The top of the barrel reads:

    Patented Sept. 14 1858. March 17 18**(cant read last 2 numbers because they go into the body) E. Remington & Sons 1 Lion, New York U.S. NEW MODEL

    The Pics are attached.

    Any help would be great, i was unable to find anything on the net about this.

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  2. April 19th, 2010, 04:49 PM #2
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    Default Re: Remington and Sons "New Model" Help???!

    Looks to me to be a Remington 1863 Pocket, 3rd model/generation which means its made of all steel. I think this might be chambered in .32 Rimfire but im not sure. Quite an interesting piece.
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  3. April 19th, 2010, 04:51 PM #3
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    Default Re: Remington and Sons "New Model" Help???!

    I think its a cap and ball, just by the cylinder. could be wrong though
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    Default Re: Remington and Sons "New Model" Help???!

    Looks to be Cap and Ball .31. S&W had the .32 rimfire.
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    Default Re: Remington and Sons "New Model" Help???!

    Try taking a peek through the Collector's Firearms site and see if it helps you with the information you're looking for.

    I do know that they were manufactured in Ilion, (eye-ell-eye-oh-en) NY.
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    Default Re: Remington and Sons "New Model" Help???!

    Well from the looks of the trigger, I guess they call it a smoot type revolver

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