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I collect these pistols and may be interested in yours. You can contact me at gmaque@aol.com
Thanks
George

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Welcome to the RSA forums. If you like what you see here, we'd like to invite you to take a look at our "How To Join" page and consider becoming a member of the RSA. Great quarterly magazine and the most knowledgeable and friendly bunch of Remington folks in the world

Good Morning This is George McAllister from the RSA. I want to welcome your to the RSA. You've joined up with a great bunch of Remington experts. Please become a regular visitor to the Forum's and the web site. I want to encourage you to attend our annual membership meeting that is held in conjuncti...

Good Morning This is George McAllister from the RSA. I want to welcome your to the RSA. You've joined up with a great bunch of Remington experts. Please become a regular visitor to the Forum's and the web site. I want to encourage you to attend our annual membership meeting that is held in conjuncti...

Yes, I agree with David. The engraving appears to have been applied much later and the grips look to be aged. Still, a really pretty gun and one you should be pleased to own. Thanks for posting the great pictures, I enjoyed seeing them.

Scottie Good Afternoon. This is George McAllister (gmaque@aol.com). I pretty sure what you have is not a 1890 Model, but rather a more rare 1888 Model. Your gun is most likely a 1875 Model that was altered in 1888 when Remington went under and was taken over by Hartley and Graham. 1888 Models will h...

Jerry Good afternoon. This is George McAllister, Membership Director for the RSA (Remington Society). Thanks for joining our forums, I hope they'll prove to be informative and fun. The RSA has a great group of talented and knowledgeable members. If you like what you see here, please consider becomin...

It's great to have some history with old guns. I hope there are son's, daughters, nieces, or nephews to pass these guns down to. I think if they were mine, I'd get together with my brothers, try to recall as much of the story as possible including dates, serial numbers etc of both guns. Write it all...

Hey Brat George McAllister again. WOW, that's a great revolver and rig. That's the sort of guns I collect and love. The gun appears to have original factory engraving, really nice. The rig, and ammo makes for a quite an adder. Your brother is a lucky guy! Thanks for taking time to post the pictures....

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Darin Good afternoon. I'm George McAllister, Membership Chairman for the RSA. I want to welcome you to the RSA and thank you for joining. We have a great group of members with almost unlimited knowledge of Remington related items. No matter what it is, from sewing machines, knives, pistols, revolver...

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BrotherRockeye From everything I've read and folks I've talked to, nobody knows for certain what the CA mark means. The [u]factory[/u] conversions were all in .46 with a 5 shot cylinder. The best source I know of for info on the Remington conversions is Roger Phillips book "Remington Large-Bore...