I just came across a 1858 remington new model army (brass). How do i find out if the serial numbers match. Ao precision bcg. Where can i find out any information on it. Feb 21, 2015  Remington Society A Organization Dedicated to the study of Remington Firearms. 8 posts. Page 1 of 1. Amish Raven Posts: 4 Joined: Thu Jan 29, 2015 9:13 am. 1858 New Model Army - Serial Number Tracking info? Post by Amish Raven » Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:42 pm. The serial number on this Remington is very close to the S/n on your gun.

Hi I am Mike a new guy to this page but a long time fan of Remington arms REMINGTON .44 NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER OF 186? . MANUFACTURING ORIGIN UNKNOWN ! There is no question as to the age of this revolver; it is of the percussion era of the 1860's. It is well made to Remington’s high standard. It has ALL the correct sub-inspector markings, such as, W, C, P and J and more on all the correct components. Yet the barrel has no address, but has a serial number 142273 on the bottom that does not match the number on the frame 69880 under the grips. The gun has very good blue mixing to brown, which looks to be original.
Why is the Remington address missing? it would seem from the mail others have the same problem and I can quite see if the pistol has been referbed that the name could go missing.The relevant inspections marks perhaps this gun had the original barrel replaced in period of use who knows any help would be welcome. The cylinder shows slight dings, the grips have been replace again professional replacement, crisp tight mechanics good crisp working order and the bore looks to be good, no big spots or rings and definitely a revolver from the 1800's. The revolver still functions correctly for cocking, firing, and loading. A very interesting revolver. Any help with dates or any other ideas I would be most greatful.