COWABUNGA Howdy Doody 

I am what the Brits call "Gob Smack'd."  Totally unaware Pietta was making Remingtons.  Remingtons of any sort.  I are amazed. 

  Hey Rube!!    While I am not a fan of Remington pattern guns, that is one really fine looking Remington.  I certainly hope you have a lot of fun with it while in your care!! 

They sure do make Remingtons. I have a pair of Sheriff Model Remingtons that I have owned for a number of yeas now. This one is definitely a step up in quaility or at least flashyness.

  COWABUNGA Howdy Doody 

I am what the Brits call "Gob Smack'd."  Totally unaware Pietta was making Remingtons.  Remingtons of any sort.  I are amazed. 

  Hey Rube!!    While I am not a fan of Remington pattern guns, that is one really fine looking Remington.  I certainly hope you have a lot of fun with it while in your care!! 

Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.

'Tis 39 and sunny. High of 79.

Slim

Howdy Buck and Major,

I made a few trips to the Jukar factories back in the 70"s. They had a bunch of cottage industries making the parts that went into the kits and finished muzzleloaders. One shop made locks and triggers, another barrels. There was a separate brass foundry and a furniture factory made the wood stocks. They became a bit more sophisticated as time went on, but never had the ability (in my opinion) to build a revolver. CVA did import a Remington repro from the Santa Barbara weapons factory. The factory was government owned and produced what many feel is the finest Remington Repro ever imported.

I still contend that any CVA marked revolvers (I can't speak to FIE) were Italian.

For the purposes of history.

Rev. Chase

Congratulations!  (Speaking as the youngest of eight myself, this young man should prove to be awesome!)