Going to pick up second 1875

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Gents 

       Will I knew this would happen, I'm going down tomorrow to pick up my second Remington 1875, in 45 long Colt 7 1/2" barrel, these things are just like Potatoe Chips, ya can't just have one. 

       So I wanted to let you know what you Pards of mine started, and it's a BEAUTIFUL THING  Thanks for putting me on to these Remingtons, they really are NEAT GUNS.



                                                                     tEN wOLVES 

[Yettoblaster]

So who's makin' a good 1875 Rem replica these days?

I could get talked into a .44-40.

[Deadeye Don]

So who's makin' a good 1875 Rem replica these days?

I could get talked into a .44-40.

Right now the only one making them is Uberti and EMF is the only distributor carrying them.  USFA said they will be making them under an agreement with the Remington Company.  They are suppose to be out in June, 2008.  At this point I have my doubts about that proposed time frame.
http://www.emf-company.com/1875-remington-single-action-revolver.htm

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[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

So who's makin' a good 1875 Rem replica these days?

I could get talked into a .44-40.

Howdy Pard

          I'm sorry to say , I got the last Remington 1875 E.M.F. had or ever will have from Uberti, check this web site out, the prices are good too.

                                                                tEN wOLVES 


               http://www.kempfgunshop.com/kempfgunshop.com/products/firearms/newfirearms/uberti.html

[Yettoblaster]

Thanks for the info and site links!

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

                                                            My Pleasure Pard 



                                                                               tEN wOLVES 

[Silver Creek Slim]

I bought a pair in .45 Colt several years ago. Bought a pair in .44-40 a couple of years ago. They were all used. They are Uberti made EMF's and Navy Arms. I sold one of the .45 Colts.

Slim

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Slim

       I'll bet you got your guns a lot less then, than they are now, lucky you, how do you like your 45 Remington, do you find it pretty accurate? Slim you better hang onto those 44/40's, their doesn't seem to be any around any where, new anyway.
       It's too bad that E.M.F. won't be selling Uberti arms anymore , I think Uberti is going to regret this move big time.



                                                               tEN wOLVES 

[Silver Creek Slim]

It is more accurate than I am. I've heard reports that the Remington's are more accurate than the Colts because the "sail" gives it more rigidity. I don't know if it is true or not. I won't be selling the .44-40's. It took me awhile to get pistols in .44-40.

Slim

[Yettoblaster]

...It took me awhile to get pistols in .44-40.

Slim

Oh dang. And here I sit at the beginning of the search!

[Old Top]

Yettoblaster,

I started this "addiction" about three years ago I only had an original 73 Winchester in 44-40 that I bought for the outrageious price of $25 (well it wias 40 years ago) so I decided to stay with the one true caliber, I was lucky and got two Remingtons in 44-40 from EMF.  They were my main match guns for two years untill I found two Schofields  (also in the one true caliber, and harder to find then Remingtons) on the classifieds.  I am in search of two 90 Remingtons, in the one true caliber, but they seem to be as easy to find as hens teeth.  Do not give up they are out there but not easy to find.

Old Top

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Old Top

         That brings back memories, I got my Winchester 94 in 25/35 back in 1965, I paid $ 35.00 for it , and I got 7 boxes of ammo with it ta boot. here's a picture of it , it's at the bottom of the picture. I didn't like the wages back then , but WOW the gun prices were hard to beat.


                     You Pards Have a great week, and I'll be thinking of you when I pick up my Remington 75 tomorrow..



                                                                     tEN wOLVES 

[Deadeye Don]

Howdy Old Top

         That brings back memories, I got my Winchester 94 in 25/35 back in 1965, I paid $ 35.00 for it , and I got 7 boxes of ammo with it ta boot. here's a picture of it , it's at the bottom of the picture. I didn't like the wages back then , but WOW the gun prices were hard to beat.


                     You Pards Have a great week, and I'll be thinking of you when I pick up my Remington 75 tomorrow..



                                                                     tEN wOLVES 

So lets see......... You were about 2 years old when you picked that 94 up for 35 bucks? 

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

So lets see......... You were about 2 years old when you picked that 94 up for 35 bucks? 

          Don don,t I wish, to tell the truth I was just a youngster, of 20 years old at the time, getting that Winchester 94 back then was a big deal for me , and as you can see I still have it.



                                                                     tEN wOLVES 

[Curley Cole]

Old Top says he started this "addiciton" about 3 years ago, little does he know, but it started 40 years ago when he got that 44/40. It took us a whole weekend to find a 1/2 box of ammo to go with the gun...probably cost almost as much as the gun did.

I remember I used to go surfing in the mid '60's and would stop in at Grant Boys in Costa Mesa CA and "visit" a Colt SAA..they wanted almost a c note for it, and I just couldn't afford it. I waz only makin $1.15 an hour at the time....But I did visit it regularly.

Me and Top would hit the gun/knife shop in Knotts Berry Farm after a day of surfing, and then we would get a boysenberry pie to eat...I would go up and order, 3 pies and 3 forks please, the little blond girl (it alwasy was a little blonde girl that would get me in trouble, and ONE redhead) anyway she would start giving us slices of pie, and we would all say in unison "NO, Whole Pies"
We were growing boys...

10W them are right nice lookin rifles, how come you ain't posted it sooner.....we love pictures......

curley

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Curley

         Yea buddy those were some good times for sure, the wife and I had lunch at Knots the other day, had some of grama's chicken, I laugh when I think of my Grandma wanting to eat there , she said they were the only ones that made chicken like she did, and she loved to go there when she wanted good chicken and not have to do dishes, and I was telling my wife how long I'd been coming there , I remember panning for gold with my Grandad and my father some where back in the early fifties, and I loved the knife and gun store, and the great Pennelton shop , they used to sell Indian blanket coats and jackets , I always wanted one but could never afford one , and now that I can , you can't find them anywhere, just my luck. and do you remember the old print shop, I got some great reproduction prints and wanted posters , and old money, they really had some nice antiques back then, and accross the street there was a nice Western store that had everything.
        Anyway the reason we were down there was Walker47 is just down the street from Knots now , so I picked up my second Remington 1875 , and then we headed home, I was going to clean and oil the gun today, and work on the grips like I did the last one's, but it was to dang hot , 99 degrees, so I'm going to wait a few more days until it's COOLER... I almost forgot , thanks the kind words on my rifles.



                                                   tAKE CARE cURLEY AND SAY hOWDY TO oLD tOP 


                                                                          Stay COOL 
 

                                                                           tEN wOLVES 

[Old Top]

Ten Wolves,

Thanks for the howdy, I am looking forward to seeing the new Remmie up close and personal if you come on out to Piru on the 24th.  I will show you mine if you show me yours.   

Top, old one of

[Curley Cole]

10W

Yup them were the days..I just got the Crazy Crow Trading Post catalog, and they have about 4 pages of Pendleton blankets.not too bad a prices...I got a Pendleton leather jacket with the blanket in the back...very cool, well warm when needed...

anyways, I remember panning for gold at Knotts, and the person that "seasoned" the sand, didn't spread it properly, so a guy standing next to me got at least an oz of gold in his pan....the guy running the attraction looked shocked, but they had to let him keep it...I got about 1/8 oz at my spot, they immediately shut down and respread the area...fact I still have that gold

have a good un, it s gonna be hotter than yesterday.

Curley

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Gents

       Will i have my second Remington 1875 , and when i put them side by side, decided to take the red stain and varnish off and refinish the grips , I soaked the grips in AcidTone in a 1 gal. glass pickle jar, ( just enough Acitone to get them to float ) so that the outsides of all the grips ( the good side ) would be floating in the Acid tone, i let them stay in there for 24 hours, then i just used my finger nail on my thumb to scrap it clean, it worked like a champ, then after dry i rubbed a coat of Arrow oil in every 24 hours for 7 days, then some Min-wax walnut rubbing oil, 3 coats 2 hr. apart, and the three coats of Burchwood Caseys gun stock wax, and i think they came out pretty good , they feel better in my hand ,and they grip well, heres a picture of them finished, thanks for taking the time read this and taking a look.

                                                  tEN wOLVES 

[Old Top]

Ten Wolves,

Looks great hope to see them in person some day.

Old Top