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Remington Derringer
weemsf
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Hi again, I need some help on idenity of some derringers. I have an engraved Remington derringer, with pearl grips. It does have a number on bottom of barrel (798). I also have one that is not engraved with ivory grips, no. 1220. I would like to know what model they are, when made and some ideas on value if that is possible. I have included some pictures, and have more on Photo Bucket. Thanks for any help....Mark
Also I have a topic on the Colt derringer, looking for similar info...thanks if you can help. Here is the link to photo-bucket:
http://s128.photobucket.com/albums/p199/MTaylor_photos/Remington Derringers/
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thanks........Mark
Also I have a topic on the Colt derringer, looking for similar info...thanks if you can help. Here is the link to photo-bucket:
http://s128.photobucket.com/albums/p199/MTaylor_photos/Remington Derringers/
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thanks........Mark
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Any help wpould be appreciated.
redcedars
Baptist pastor and patriotic AmericanLover of God and Country
Ronnie G. Perkins
max
P.S. The serial # is located on the underside of the barrel after you open it. If this is your #94, then it is a very early gun for this model and was certainly made in 1888.
load the old ones with the old tools.....<P>
One thing to check is the hinge at the top. These were prone to breaking from abuse by either flipping the barrels up or over tightening the screw. If the hinge is broken the value is greatly reduced.
redcedars
Baptist pastor and patriotic AmericanLover of God and Country
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I have heard that the little doubles were not numbered too, but E. Dixon Larson in Remington Tips indicates that they were, and gives ranges for each variation. He says the numbers were relatively low and apparently must have been repeated, at least up until the last model. If so, it would be consistent with my observations. I have a gun numbered in the teens, and I have seen many 2 and 3 digit numbered guns, as well as a few 4 digit guns.
redcedars
max
load the old ones with the old tools.....
Per E. Dixon Larson: (and a slight correction to my earlier post)
1st model: serial 1-1320
2nd: 1-2056
3rd: 1-1400
4th: 1-3022
5th: 1-L97257
6th: L75925-L99941
redcedars