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New cool little toy
I think is an early Remington model 6. It has no markings other than Remington on it.
Looks, feels and even smells nice...gotta love an old rifle with a bit of soul.
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...psorbvxylm.jpg
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...psnh401yma.jpg
Kj
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Sweet. Is that a .22lr... or .22 short?
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@kimjon
Nice! :thumbsup:
Looks like a 6 to me too.
Although the left hand side of the breech is usually stamped as such.
How does it shoot?
Cheers
Pete
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I haven't fired it yet. I placed a .22lr in it and it was an easy fit...may just fire it and see how it extracts to try figure out chamber?
Must be one of the early ones, as no markings at all
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Very nice, mine is surprisingly accurate with the right ammo-unfortunately 20 years ago I cut it down and threaded it and fitted a scope as a pack rifle so while it fills that role very well all collector appeal is gone
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awesome and very accurate I was pinging a standard pig silhouette from 25m every shot that's pretty good for an old rifle and opens my mates one you hold so the front sight is barely visible in the bottom of the v pretty much as low as you can get it without losing the front sight also he suggests not using high vol ammo in any old rolling block no matter the brand stick to subs he collect's rolling blocks any brand any Cal as long as its a rolling block action
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8d2X3vXxMy0 awesome video on the history of rolling block rifles
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