Hey JT could I pic yer brain for a minute

Jk
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Sunday, August 29, 2021, 08:08 (1808 days ago)

Friend had a Remington 1873 smoot #2 faction engraved with what looks like ivory grips come into their possession . Can you tell me any history and value? Thanks [image]

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Jk
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Sunday, August 29, 2021, 08:12 (1808 days ago) @ Jk

FROM "THE GUNS OF REMINGTON" A 1997

JT
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Sunday, August 29, 2021, 09:23 (1808 days ago) @ Jk

A great book for anyone interested and Remington Sixguns : "M 1865, a revised version of the "Pocket Repeater," was introduced under the title "New Repeating Pistol." Versions were offered, both based on Elliott's patent of October 1, 1861. The "#1" was five-shot and fired the .22 caliber rimfire cartridge, while the "#2" was four-shot and use the .32 caliber rimfire cartridge. Based on surviving serial numbers, approximately 19,000 of the #1 and 25,000#2 New Repeating Pistols were manufactured between 1865 and 1866... The #1 Smoot revolver was introduced about 1875... In about 1877, the #1 Smoot revolver was replaced by an improved #2 Smoot revolver. In addition to being available in .32 as well as .30 rimfire chambering, the #2 Smoot and improved ejection rod. Based on serial numbers as high as 2936, researchers believe only about 3000 #2 Smoot revolvers were produced between 1877 and 1885."

Thank you sir!

Jk
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Sunday, August 29, 2021, 11:07 (1808 days ago) @ JT

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