REMINGTON DERRINGER

DAMMITDON

December 30, 2018 01:57

Hi again, I need some help on idenity of some derringers. I have an engraved Remington derringer, with pearl grips. It does have a number on bottom of barrel (798). I also have one that is not engraved with ivory grips, no. 1220. I would like to know what model they are, when made and some ideas on value if that is possible. I have included some pictures, and have more on Photo Bucket. Thanks for any help....Mark
Also I have a topic on the Colt derringer, looking for similar info...thanks if you can help. Here is the link to photo-bucket:
http://s128.photobucket.com/albums/p199/MTaylor_photos/Remington Derringers/

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thanks........Mark

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  DAMMITDON

  December 30, 2018 01:57

  I recently aquired a third model Remington .41 rimfire derringer. The left side hinge is broken. Is it worth having it fixed or should I just leave it alone?

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  Hawk Carse

  December 30, 2018 02:48

  I never heard of the usual Remington double derringer in anything but .41 rimfire.
  Remington DID make other designs of pocket pistol in .22 and .32.

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  BT99

  December 30, 2018 03:35

  I have a little single shot, called a "Vest Pocket" it is really small and chambered for 22 short.

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  charliemeyer007

  December 30, 2018 03:52

  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remington_Model_95

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  babun

  December 30, 2018 05:57

  You may have a copy made in Spain. They were famous for almost exact
  copies of early firearms even down to the lettering.
  This copy while in 41rf shows how close they are.
  This gun company did also mark the guns with their name, some didn't. http://www.icollector.com/Two-Spanish-Over-Under-Derringers-A-Wexell-DeGress-Copy-of-Remington-Over-Under-Derringer-B-Fa_i9385606

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  rufe-snow

  December 30, 2018 07:07

  Probably been sleeved. Check at the breech and muzzle surfaces of the barrel. Using a strong light, and magnifying glass. Likely their will be a visible line. Where the old barrel, and new liner meet.

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