1875 original Remington 44

Started by Mike, May 09, 2014, 10:09:44 PM

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Mike

I picked up a very nice condition Remington 1875 and would like to know what ammo it used.
The bore which need slugging is clean and around .451, the cyinder will not take a 44 colt starline sized case but will take a 41 mag case unsized.
It would of used a heeled bullet, I have a .451 heeled bullet mould but this will not fit into the 41 mag case or the cylinder.
I can only think it must of used a .44 dia bullet with a hollow base which was also heeled..

We have shot these with a modified croncal but they were not accurate.


Any one got a photo of the loaded round or bullet.
Buffalochip

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I thought the original 1875 Remington was sized for a .44-40 Winchester.
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Actually, it was the .46 Remington Rim Fire.  Can't tell you the dimensions, though. ::)

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Mike

The fireing pin hits centre.
The slot in the frame is elongated but the hammer has a pin in the centre and has not been altered.
Buffalochip

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Mike

Here are two photos.
Thanks for the link will see what it says about bullet type, Dia is .447.
Buffalochip

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