OFFICIAL 1875/1890 thread (post pictures here)

[Abilene]

...I do have a question about the 1875s though. Are the firing pins supposed to be loose in the hammer? My Colts don't really move around but the firing pin on this one can be moved around.

I expect that movement is normal, though I don't own a Remington.  The FP's on my 1st Gen Colts do not move.  On my 2nd and 3rd Gen, plus Ubertis, plus Pietta, all move.

[RRio]

Finally picked up my first Remington 1875. This one is a Uberti imported by Stoeger.


It shoots great.
I do have a question about the 1875s though. Are the firing pins supposed to be loose in the hammer? My Colts don't really move around but the firing pin on this one can be moved around.

Perfectly normal. 

[King Medallion]

Just checked mine, all 4 firing pin's move about. As do on my 2nd and 3rd gen Colts and Uberti Colt.

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[Rube Burrows]

Just checked mine, all 4 firing pin's move about. As do on my 2nd and 3rd gen Colts and Uberti Colt.

Thanks.

[Rube Burrows]

I expect that movement is normal, though I don't own a Remington.  The FP's on my 1st Gen Colts do not move.  On my 2nd and 3rd Gen, plus Ubertis, plus Pietta, all move.

Thanks. I have not noticed it on any or my other Uberti guns. I will go back and double check though.

[Rube Burrows]

Perfectly normal. 

Thanks. Thats a very nice looking revolver in your post also.

[Abilene]

Thanks. I have not noticed it on any or my other Uberti guns. I will go back and double check though.

I know you have a number of Richards-Masons.  If those wiggle, you have a problem. 

[Rube Burrows]

I know you have a number of Richards-Masons.  If those wiggle, you have a problem. 

Those don't move.

[King Medallion]

So while waiting for the casting pot to warm up, I took the time to grab the Remington's for a family group photo.