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Attached are pictures of a black powder Remington rolling block I got recently with a yatghan bayonet made by Alex Coppel of Soligen that appears to be stamped with a crown. I believe the bayonet is...

I got this Remington made rolling block rifle yesterday, it has 1864 and 1866 patent dates on the tang but no other marking aside from what appears to be a witness mark on the top of the receiver...

Just saw your post this AM so I got the rifle out to look. Attached are photos; the tang is drilled through and the cutoff looks like it what you refer to as contoured.
I bought it a parts gun...

Thanks Art; you were a lot of help. I did finally get it using a #43 drill shank as a drift, wiggling the pin around until it started in, then using a 3/32 pin punch to drive it in. New problem is...

I finally got all the parts together to assemble my 1942 Remington 03 s/n 3225014 which is an 03 with the milled magazine/trigger guard not an 03A3. All went pretty well until I got to assembling...

I have cleaned her up a bit more and I think it is clearly worth chasing down the parts; Gun Parts Corp has them all for a little over $50 total. I think I'll try to find an original Remington...

I had kind of reached that conclusion. I'll be looking for original parts to replace the floor plate and the follower since those parts should probably be "R" marked. I could buy everything from...

Just about all the internal parts: follower, floor plate catch, floor plate catch spring, floor plate catch pin, floor plate, and the magazine spring.

I bought this Remington M1903 at what I considered a parts gun price; thinking I'd break it up for parts. After disassembly and light cleaning I'm beginning to think it is worth replacing the missing...

I have been offered a type 99 that looks like it is early to mid war Kokura production. It has the AA style sights but no "wings" and has the monopod style barrel band but no monopod, The mum has...