.38-40?

[Bow View Haymaker]

I gots a question for the Remington gurus.  Was the 1875 or 1890 ever made in .38-40?  and are there any reproductions made in .38-40?  I just thought they would match up great with an original winchester '92 in that caliber, if I would ever got one.

Thanks

[Montana Slim]

I'm not aware of any.

Slim

[Silver Creek Slim]

According to my copy of the Blue Book of Gun Values, the 1875 was made in ".44 or .45 Centerfire cal.", the 1888 in ".44 Centerfire cal.", and the 1890 in ".44 Centerfire cal.".

According to my copy of the Standard Catalog of Firearms, the 1875 was made in ".44 Remington or .44-40 or .45 caliber." and the 1890 in ".44-40".

Hope this helps.

Slim

[Oldelm]

Bow View.......

You may want to check with Cimarron Arms as to whether they offer the '75 or '90 in 38-40 caliber,......

But at Taylor's website, they are offering the '58 Remington conversion with 8" barrel in 38-40 caliber.

Who knows when they'll ever get them from Uberti,...but they've got it listed here...model #1003

http://www.taylorsfirearms.com/products/cfRemingtonConversion.tpl

[Halfway Creek Charlie]

OLDELM!!!!
Where the H_E** you been hiding?
Good to here from you.
I thought you might have augered in.
Great to hear from you!

[Oldelm]

Hey Charlie,.....
Thanks for the tip'o'the hat, pard.
Yep,I haven't been around much, but do stop by once in awhile to see what you guys are up to.
The lure & lore of the Rems  makes my heart thump,...just can't help it...

I always enjoy readin yer posts, Charlie....

[Bow View Haymaker]

Thanks for the info guys.  I thought that might be the case.  A good historicly accurate set would have to be in .44-40 if I want to have rifle and pistol the same.  Someday....