How to tell which Remington rolling block action I have?

How to tell which Remington rolling block action I have?

The Number 3 was the Reminghton-Hepburn, a dropping block target rifle, not a rolling block. The easiest was to identify a Number 5 action without removing and measuring the barrel shank, is to look for the receiver radial relief cuts on either side of front of the breechblock.

Where can I find Remington Typewriter serial numbers?

Remington Serial Number and Manufacturing Data Rem-Rand Serial Numbers Data from Remington Rand Corporation Records of Advertising and Sales Promotion archived at Hagley Museum and Library Appendix I Typewriter Manufacture Dates and Serial Numbers SPECIFICATIONS AND DATES OF MANUFACTURE

When did the Remington number 5 action come out?

As far as I know, Remington never made or sold smokeless actions to the Swedes. By the time the Remington Number 5 (smokeless) action came out in 1897, the Swedes had been building their own actions and rifles for almost 30 years, and had adopted the Mauser rifle. The breech blocks are interchangeable between the Number 1 and 5 actions.

How big is a Remington number 2 action?

A Number 1 1/2 should measure a nominal 1.140″ thickness. As far as I know, Remington never made or sold smokeless actions to the Swedes. By the time the Remington Number 5 (smokeless) action came out in 1897, the Swedes had been building their own actions and rifles for almost 30 years, and had adopted the Mauser rifle.

What kind of rifle was the rolling block?

The Rolling Block Rifle is based on the real world 1867 Remington Rolling Block Rifle. This was a high-powered, long range rifle; together with the Sharps, it was the preferred weapon of professional buffalo hunters.

Can a Remington Model 4 gas block be removed?

With the screw removed, the front end can slide off. Removal of the fore end exposes the gas block. The gas block retains the action parts with a roll pin which needs to be drifted out with a roll pin punch. Once the roll pin is removed, the recoil system and spring can be removed.

What happens when you remove the fore end of a Remington?

Removal of the fore end exposes the gas block. The gas block retains the action parts with a roll pin which needs to be drifted out with a roll pin punch. Once the roll pin is removed, the recoil system and spring can be removed.