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I ran across a extra cylinder for my 58 Pietta Remington several years ago in the bargain room at Cabelas. When I got home it was a 36 although the box was marker 44. It was sold “no return.” I got it cheap enough that I decided to keep it on the chance I might find a 36 Remington at a bargain price. That brings me to now. I found a bargain priced Sheriff’s model 44 at a local pawn shop. It needed some work and now functions fine. The 36 cylinder also fits it and cycles perfectly. Now the questions.
I now have 3 1858 44 Remingtons. Two are Piettas and one is a Euroarms. The Pietta cylinders don’t work in the Euroarms.
Would you sell the 36 cylinder? Shoot it down the 44 barrel? Ream it to 44? Wait to find a 36 too? What would you do?
I now have 3 1858 44 Remingtons. Two are Piettas and one is a Euroarms. The Pietta cylinders don’t work in the Euroarms.
Would you sell the 36 cylinder? Shoot it down the 44 barrel? Ream it to 44? Wait to find a 36 too? What would you do?