THR Remington 1858 Club

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Can I play? 1858 Remington New Army, Pietta, case hardened, checkered grips. Proof marked in 2009 [CD].

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napp, nice to see more Georgians here. Are you native, or transplanted?

Mizar, what size Opinel is that? I have 2 Opinels and love them. I don't think you can get as good a knife for the price, except for a Mora.

I have 2 NMA, a 5.5" and an 8". .44 cal, of course. I'd like to have the .36 NMN and the .31 pocket.
Once I find the camera I'll take and post pics. Until then, my membership will just have to be "pending".
 
Jaymo...Technically, I am a transplant; but I've lived almost half my life in Georgia.
 
Can I join?
2010 Pietta New Army, extra Kirst conversion cylinder in.45 Colt.
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Older brass frame Pocket Model made for CVA by Armi San Marco.
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Berkley, nice grips on that NA. Where can I get a set?

napp, nice case hardened NA. Mine are both blue.
 
kwhi43, nice grips. Are they maple?

Berkley, nice grips. Where can I get a set like that?

napp, nice case hardened NA. Mine are both blue. Completely run-of-the-mill. But I like them. So, where'd ye move here from?
 
Hasty image, but -





I am very pleased with this Revolver. It is a joy to Shoot, accurate, smooth Action, comfortable in the Hand, and easy to clean.

Appears to me some sort of Magnetic 'Stainless'...it is a Uberti...and has wonderful Walnut Stocks also.
 
Wow... I get some sleep and look what happened!

#1 Shoot The Moon
#2 TomADC
#3 fogg64
#4 mykeal
#5 romel
#6 kwhi43
#7 rdstrain49
#8 junkman_01
#9 AaronE
#10 jtscuba02
#11 Prairie Dawg
#12 Nalioth
#13 Mizar
#14 BHP FAN
#15 napp
#16 jaymo
#17 theotherwaldo
#18 berkley
#19 Oyeboten

Gentlemen, thank you for showing your support – some great looking guns there. No way to rate them really, but personally I’m currently torn between kwhi43’s beautiful custom navy and BHP FAN’s stainless/polished army. Oh, and Berkley’s cased NMA with those grips….. Keep ‘em coming! :D
 
Thanks for all the kind words. That cased conversion was an early birthday present to myself :) . The grips are from N.C. Ordnance.
 
I've got these two:
- Pietta New Army in .44
- Navy Arms (Uberti) Navy in .36

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Missuramoss -you can either add an attachment (use the little 'paperclip' icon in the reply editor) or you can link to an online image site like photobucket - in which case you paste the URL for the photo using the little 'landscape' icon. Let me know if you still have problems...... you're signed up so long as you promise to post those photos! :)
 
Hey I got some of them things too...

a .36 caliber in the foreground - and two .44's

Jeepers - I should have wiped them down! That 36 is so lousy with fingerprints it almost looks case hardened

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Ok, membership update time....

#1 Shoot The Moon
#2 TomADC
#3 fogg64
#4 mykeal
#5 romel
#6 kwhi43
#7 rdstrain49
#8 junkman_01
#9 AaronE
#10 jtscuba02
#11 Prairie Dawg
#12 Nalioth
#13 Mizar
#14 BHP FAN
#15 napp
#16 jaymo
#17 theotherwaldo
#18 berkley
#19 Oyeboten
#20 messerist
#21 ojh
#22 txgunsuscg
#23 WALKERs210
#24 BConklin

They're all great looking guns - but.... BConklin, that carbine is just beeeeeaaauutiful..... the trigger guard is a work of art. :cool:
 
ClemBert, welcome. Not only are those Remmies making me jealous, the quality of your photos are something to aspire to as well! Glad to have you along!

Oh and congratulations.... you made us the quarter century! 25 members after 24 hours...... :D
 
I'd say that counts as a Remington and a half! What load do you use with that long barrel?
Started out with a .451 RB, prelubed wonder wad, with 25 g 3F bp. Last outing was using a .457 RB, Wonder wad, and 30g 3F bp. It hits where you aim and for me that is a testament to the gun not my shaky hands and wore out eyes.
 
Don't know how to upload photos but my avatar on othere boards is of me shooting one of my Ubertis. Have a total of 9 Remingtons (2 Navy Euros, 5 Euro 44s, & 2 Uberti 44 Milleniums). Used to own 3 Pietta SS NMA 44s. I think I qualify.
 
Here my case hardened 1858 with its slim jim holster
 

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