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    Black spots in original Remington New Army Model cylinder chambers from 1864

    But if there is no pitting there but only a discoloration is it pitting developing?
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    Black spots in original Remington New Army Model cylinder chambers from 1864

    Here are some more pictures of the whole revolver in case anyone is interested in originals 😊
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    Black spots in original Remington New Army Model cylinder chambers from 1864

    Howdy folks. I discovered black spots in my original New Army Model produced June 1864 Previous owner shot a few 35 grain FFFg BP loads in it with 454 roundballs and said the spots are not to be worried about. So one could say it has been pressure tested with high pressure loads considering...
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    Serial numbers on my rem. 1858?

    Hi OLUT. Would you by chance be able to look up my remington 1858 serial number 81135. Thank you very much in advance. Sincerely The left walnut grip is stamped JP which i believe is was named Jules Porter. However i am unable to find any information on this ordonance inspector.
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    New member from Denmark

    Hello everyone. I am a danish shooter (been shooting since age 11) and weapons collector recently gotten into percussion weapons. I hope to learn alot from this forum which i have already gathered knowledge from Greetings from Denmark
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