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FORUMS DISCUSSIONS GALLERY MESSAGES NOTIFICATIONS ParallaxBills Curio Relic and Military Surplus Firear 1850-1880 Firearms Black Powder Muzzle Loaders Serial Number search for 1858 Remington Moderators: M39Scout, trautert, Carl Gustav, nothernug, ThePitbullofLove, VIS35, beanstrung, Cabinetman Share Share with: Link: Copy link Switch to Print View -.

So If somebody knows about these babies let me know Thanks Funker demon134 176 active member demon134 176 Jan 24, 2004 2 2004-01-24T03:56 If the marking is at the bottom of the left grip and is script initials in a rectangle it is the govt inspectors cartouche.

This indicates that it was a govt purchased arm and is common.

Most of the production of these arms were made under a govt contract.

Remington Lookup Serial Number Info Can

Funker 6 new member Funker 6 Jan 24, 2004 3 2004-01-24T15:40 Thanks Demon Yes The mark on the grip is a rectangle,but I could not make out what was inside the rectangle.Alright Im getting some place.Okay now if somebody with that serial number info can help.

It list weapons that were known to have seen service, when and where.

If your serial number comes up youll have some good history on it.

Hope this helps. Remember, 4 boxes keep us free: the soap box, ballot box, jury box, and cartridge box.

Hate to say it but, way things have got to be, it seems weve pretty well used up the first 3.

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PM me. Funker 6 new member Funker 6 Jan 24, 2004 5 2004-01-24T19:29 Whos the Man Your the man, Nothernug I checked that site for the Remington serial Number search and it was limited info.But I did not checked the civil war pistol section before.

So I checked that out and BINGO My baby was born in 1864 she was attached to: Co.

D 1st MASS VOL CAV.

Who Da Man You Da Man, Nothernug Thanks I would like to thank everyone who replyed to this post Phil aka Funker nothernug 8,897 30 Veteran member nothernug 8,897 30 Jan 25, 2004 6 2004-01-25T06:24 Got to say thats the best thank you I EVER got Thank YOU.

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Remington Serial Number Lookup