Models of the Rolling Block @ Rolling-Block.com - Starforts.com
The Remington Model No. 1½ Rolling Block Rifle was an intermediate improvement betwixt No. 1 and No. 2, designed to fire a series of rim- and centerfire pistol cartridges. Exact dates of the No. 1½'s production are elusive, but they were produced from the 1870's to 1897, in calibers ranging from .22 to .44-40 Winchester.
Remington No. 1 Rolling Block Rifles - CHUCKHAWKS.COM
The Remington-Rider rolling block became Remington's enduring plains or "buffalo" single shot rifle design. It was probably the most popular rifle used by the old time buffalo (bison) hunters. It evolved from a design patented in 1863 by a Remington employee named Leonard Geiger and was improved over the next three years by Joseph Rider, who ...
Remington No 1 Rolling Block Single Shot Rifle - NRA Museum
In 1868, Remington Arms Co. of Ilion, New York filled this need with their Sporting Rifle No. 1. This rifle featured one of the strongest receivers ever made. Called a rolling block," it rotates at its breech a large round block behind a cartridge. A large, round hammer, in turn, supports the block.
Model No. 1 1/2 Rolling block - Remington Society
2014年5月13日 · The No.1-1/2 Remington Sporting rifles were made in both rim and centerfire calibers; .22 being the smallest with the .44-40 Winchester as the largest. It was produced from about 1888 when the Remington company was reorganized as the Remington Arms Company, and they were discontinued I believe in 1897 just before the War of 1898.
REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK IDENTIFICATION - Remington Society
2009年5月8日 · I just bought this today at an estate sale and I am trying to identify this Remington rifle - The model,when/where it might have been used and what the markings mean especially the D. 5. 270. It has crown stamps on the hammer and barrel. The last patent date is 1866. It measures about 50" in total length. Any help would be appreciated.
Rolling Block No. 1 “Late Model”. - Remington Society
2024年10月5日 · The "Spanish" model rolling block was the most common Remington military rolling block sold. The barrel length of yours is a little shorter than the standard length
Remington Rolling Block rifle - Wikipedia
In November 1914, production of the rolling-block was resumed, in the form of a French contract for rifles in 8×50mmR Lebel, designated by France as "Fusil Remington modèle 1914". 100,291 such rifles were delivered by 1916, and used to equip rear-line troops.
NO. 1 ROLLING BLOCK SPORTING RIFLE - Gun Values by Gun …
A .44-90, .44-100 or .44-105 caliber rolling block rifle, with 34" half-octagonal barrel, long-range vernier tang sights and globe front. Blued case-hardened, with walnut stock and checkered pistol-grip. Rifle was available with a number of optional features. A qualified appraisal should be secured if those features are in doubt.
Remington Rolling Block No.1
The #1 Remington rolling block rifle is also known as the black powder cartridge rifle. Produced by Remington in both military and civilian models from 1866 to 1896 these large frame rolling block production totaled well over 1 million rifles with a number of variations. Illustrated here are examples of the common variations encountered.
A History of the Remington Rolling Block Single Shot Rifle
2022年2月1日 · In the mid-1880s Remington introduced a lighter-weight version of the #1 sporting rifle. It was designed for smaller cartridges only and is called the model one-and-a-half. It features a thinner receiver than the #1, and the receiver is flat-sided without rebates.