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	Krag-Petersson Encyclopedia Article @ Rssreadingtool.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Remington M1867 – the standard rifle in the Norwegian Army – often did not eject the empty cartridge when the rifle had been fired for a while.
		The bayonet was almost identical to the bayonet issued with the Remington M1867, but was numbered on the guard as opposed to the blade itself.
		By comparing it to the Remington M1867, which was the standard issue rifle in the Norwegian Army, as well as against the standard service rifles of Germany, France and the United Kingdom at the time, it is quite clear that the Krag-Petersson suffered from having been designed for an outdated cartridge.
	www.rssreadingtool.com /encyclopedia/Krag-Petersson (1962 words)

	67 Norwegian Remington
		GENERALLY: The M1867 Norway-Swedish Remington Rolling Block rifle is a fairly standard Remington rifle which was originally chambered for the 12.17mm copper cased rimfire cartridge.
		5000 remingtons were purchased from sweden, manufatured at husquarna.
		On May 8, 1867 a decision was made to adopt the Remington system for both the swedish and norwegian infantry.
	www.militaryrifles.com /Norway/67NS-Rem.htm (940 words)

	AROUND THE WORLD IN 140 YEARS
		Belgian M1867 Albini Braendlin conversion with a brass hilt - found with the original leather scabbard modified by adding a brass button type frog stud (private coll., France).
		The photograph shows a M1867 Austrian scabbard with a strange and what appears to be ill-fitting top mount, next to an ersatz conversion of an old socket blade arked US, apart from the two dimensions there is nothing else.
		Remington systems were furnished to Springfield Armoury in 1868 for 5000 0.50 in.
	perso.wanadoo.fr /christian.mery/Roy140years.htm (1947 words)

	Collecting and Shooting the Military Surplus Rifle - Surplusrifle.com
		The upshot of these tests were that tubular magazines were not well thought of, but the bolt action systems were looked at favorably, especially if they had been coupled with an integral non-tubular magazine, which of course none were at that point in time.
		Another Commission was was established in 1883 to determine whether or not it was time to replace the M1867 Remington.
		Naturally the Armed Forces were mobilized and many of those men were issued Remington M1867 rifles because of ’89 shortages, in fact the Remington is actually the longest serving Danish military rifle, still having been issued on a small scale in World War 2.
	www.surplusrifle.com /shooting/eightyniner/index.asp (2387 words)

	Sweden
		Cruciform socket bayonet for use on the M1867 Remington rolling block military rifle.
		They also bought 10,000 bayonets from Remington, and this is one of those.
		The Remington made bayonet is recognized by the steel blade and iron socket.
	www.worldbayonets.com /Bayonet_Identification_Guide/Sweden/sweden.html (211 words)

	M1867 Swedish Rolling Block (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		For those of you who may not be familiar with The Swedish Model 1867 rifles, they are well-made, impressive pieces.
		The first ones were made by Remington for the Swedish government back in the 1870s, but the Swedes were later licensed by Remington to make them for themselves -- although I believe that Remington did provide the Swedes with a large quantity of actions as well.
		My gun is a mix of these: it has a Remington receiver, but everything else appears to have been made in Sweden.
	home.att.net /~vintage-gunlore/SwedeM1867.htm (126 words)

	bayonetsa_f
		Blade is probably an M1867 Albini-Brandlin but many of those were converted from earlier bayonets so no way to be sure with the original socket no longer present.
		REMINGTON 12/16 No Dari markings unfortunately but Bona Fide Afghanistan procured.
		This is the model with internal coild release catch spring as opposed to the more common leafspring arrangement on the first model.
	www.ebayonet.com /bayonetsa_f.htm (3764 words)

	A_J-Petersson
		The M1867 Norway-Swedish Remington Rolling Block rifle is a fairly standard Remington rifle which was originally chambered for the 12.17mm copper cased rimfire cartridge.
		The rifle shown above is a typical M1867 Norway-Swedish rolling block.
		This particular rifle is a very early Swedish built one by Axel Jacop Petersson and Krag with iron furniture and iron buttplate.
	home.online.no /~sove-jo/a_j_petersson_english.html (287 words)

	Norwegian Lund (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		After the Norwegian army had adopted the Remington Rolling Block, in 1867, many old chamber-loaders were altered to fire the same rimfire cartridge.
		About 8,500 M1860 rifle-muskets had been made in 1860-7, issue beginning in 1862; 1,600 M1860-67 rifle-muskets were made specifically for the 12.17mm rimfire Remington cartridge in 1868-70, while thousands of old guns were being converted.
		I am not aware of how many were made of this model, but the bayonet is virtually the same as for the Norwegian Remington, where the numbers start at 8745.
	www.militaryrifles.com.cob-web.org:8888 /Norway/Lund.htm (1475 words)

	Dansh Remington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		However, with the adoption of the 8mm M1889 Krag-Jorgensen the need to update or abandon the Remington became acute.
		PHOTO: The rifle shown is a M1867/96 Danish Remington Rolling Block, having been converted to centerfire and having the extrodinarily long backsight leaf.
		The firing pin is fairly easily reversible, for use of the rifle with whatever (rimfire or central fire) ammunition is available.
	www.militaryrifles.com /Denmark/DanshRem.htm (422 words)

	Jarmann M1884 Resource Page - Jarmann M1884
		This compared very favorably to the Remington M1867, then the Norwegian standard weapon, which was enfilading out to 300 meters (1,000 ft) and had a spread at 600 meters of 96 cm (38 in).
		It had a good rate of fire and had less than half the spread of the Remington M1867 at 600 m (46 versus 96 cm).
		By comparing it to the Remington M1867, which was the standard issue rifle in the Norwegian Army, as well as against the standard service rifles of Germany, France and the United Kingdom at the time, it is clear that the Jarmann indeed was an excellent weapon.
	www.forensico.com /For-List_of_Firearms_HK_-_L-/Jarmann_M1884.html (2343 words)

	Rolling block - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Remington M1867 was a typical rolling block rifle
		A rolling block is a form of firearm action where the sealing of the breech is done with a specially shaped breechblock able to rotate on a pin.
		The Remington Rolling Block is the most sucessful single shot weapon ever developed.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rolling_block (193 words)

	guns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Prior to that, he was amazed at both ends of the slide, bore 22 is in 90% condition, however it is a J. Anschutz pistol grip Model KK JR.
		22, 64 28ga action, remington law enforcement shotgun barrels gubs mint bore, 98% blue invector on bbl, cyl, single barrel f192 tg, bkstp, kemen coat of arms free research grip.
		Refinished s686 with remington shotgun law enforcement toung oil, no dings ballistics or dents is wood, with the item safariland on it.
	guns.fuwo.org (971 words)

	BOOKS & BAYONETS
		Remington M1862 Harper's Ferry conversion, looks like a Zouave, and marked the same, i.e.
		The MERWIN HULBERT, little known today, was the #4 big revolver of the Old West, after Colt, SandW, and Remington.
		This particular gun, in.44-40 caliber, appears to be a rare transitional model, with the scooped cylinder flutes of a 2nd Model Frontier Army, and the topstrap of the 3rd Model.
	home.earthlink.net /~frey2000/id3.html (3233 words)

	Rare Remington M1867 Navy Cadet Rifle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Extremely Rare Remington Model 1867 Navy Cadet Rifle.
		Only 498 of these rifles ever manufactured for the US Naval Academy.
		Low survival rate means these rifles are almost impossible to find.
	www.19thcenturyweapons.com /gallerypages/remnavycadetrb.html (52 words)

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		Curtis, ASI 1862-63 CGC Charles G. Chapman--Henry Rifles 1863-64 CGC C. Chandler, Armory S-l--Remington Beals.36 and.44, Remington Model 1861.36 and.44, Pettingill, and Colt Dragoon revolvers 1861-63 CSC Chas.
		Foster, ASI, Parts of arms 1863 WFF W. Fennyery, Armory S-l 1904-06 WMF William M. Folger, Lt., Cdr., USN--Holchkiss rifles, Lee and Remington Lee Navy rifle 1861-98 -G- ASG Albert S. Granger, ASI, FS1-6 1862 CG Calvin Gay, Armory S-l--Evans and J. Henry, Boulton pistols 1818-31 CNG Chas.
		M1867 pistol bbls.) 1841-78 WFW W. Armory S-l 1905-06 WSW Wm.
	www.textfiles.com /politics/GUNS/insp.txt (1310 words)

	Antique Rifles and Handguns
		The action is a little weak, and the cylinder may not turn when the hammer is pulled back.
		This martially marked single shot pistol, was made by Remington in the early 1870s.
		It has the classic anchor markings for the navy.
	home.sprynet.com /~matu/antique_rifles_and_handguns.htm (263 words)

	Remington M1867 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A collection of rifles from the Fram museum, a Remington M1867 at the bottom
		Remington M1867, Krag-Petersson, Jarmann M1884, Krag-Jørgensen, Lee-Enfield No. 4 (used during World War II), Pattern 14 Rifle (used during World War II), Karabiner 98k (spoils of war), Selvladegevær M1 (Garand), M1917 Enfield rifle (replaced the Lee-Enfields), AG-3, Våpensmia NM149
		This page was last modified 14:01, 6 December 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Remington_M1867 (961 words)

	List 2006-4 Page 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The has a slight wave near the tip.
		Sold by Bannerman and Remington in their early catalogs.
		Basically a US M1855 bayonet used on the Rolling Block coverted rifles.
	bayonets.com /List2006-2-4.htm (1203 words)

	(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Posted by: Doc AV at Sun May 18 09:54:48 2003
		The difference between the.43 Spanish Remington, as used by most Latin
		is applied in Spanish ordnance to several calibres and weapons (M1867
	www.cartridgecollectors.org /f/reply.php?id=773,776 (375 words)

	bayonet resource central (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Egypt - 1867, Snider (both versions), 303 Remington, 1876, 1903, 1907, FN49, Hakim, AKM Type II
		Turkey - Peabody, 1890, 1903, 1903 telegraphers, 1935's, 1907, FN FAL, large number of conversions to German Ersatz, and other blades to 35 export pattern
		USA - Dahlgren, Remington socket, Remington No5, 1913, 1917, M1, M4, M5, M7, M7 MILPAR commercial M9, OKC3C, M11
	plantomania.com /Ayu-to-Bea/bayonet.php (2386 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Lilja Precision Rifle Barrels - Articles: The Making of a Rifle Barrel Some low quality production barrels eliminate this reaming operation as a a brief outline of the various operations involved in making a rifle barrel.
		Remington 700 Titanium: Remington's new space-age rifle offers Barrel twist in this caliber is 1:10.
		Overall workmanship and fit is as nice as I've seen on a production rifle in many a moon.
	ietogrant62.rompulusher.org (238 words)

	Gun Listing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Danish Remington Rolling Block Sporterized version converted to centerfire in.
		Antique Model 1874 Full Stock Remington Rolling Block Military Service Rifle, ca 1879, in 43 Spanish w/ bayonet lug.
		Lock Plate marked 1883 indicating assembled from Springfield parts in late 1880's or 1890's.
	www.capitolarms.com /ListAnt.htm (142 words)

	U.S. Inspectors Markings (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		E.C. Wheeler Springfield, Ward Burton and Spencer Rifles, Remington Navy Revolvers 1862-1882
		Edward Hooker Lt.Cdr., USN Remington M1867 Pistol 1867
		Frederick Rodgers Cdr., USN Remington M1874.44 Revolvers 1870
	proofhouse.com.cob-web.org:8888 /cm/us_inspector.htm (2368 words)

	Mr. Peter Rossi, May 8, 1998
		A sampling of the Rifles on exhibit and included as illustrations in the book are:
		Remington rolling block used by French heavy artillery in WW I
		A Model 1895 Winchester rifle used by Russia in WW I
	www.gunboards.com /sites/mrj2003/BookRev/RevJWall.htm (1534 words)

	Colt Rifles resource page - colt 22 rifles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Remington Model 51 (US - Pistol - 7.65 x 17 mm/.32 ACP and 9 x 17 mm/.380 ACP)
		Remington Model Seven (US - Bolt Action Rifle -.17 Remington,.222 Remington,.223 Remington,.243 Winchester, 6 mm Remington,.250 Savage,.260 Remington, 6.8 x 43 mm SPC, 7 mm-08 Remington, 7 mm Remington Short Action Ultra Mag,.308 Winchester,.300 Remington Short Action Ultra Mag,.35 Remington, and.350 Remington Magnum)
		Remington Model 760 (US - Pump Action Rifle -.222 Remington,.223 Remington,.243 Winchester,.244 Remington, 6 mm Remington,.257 Roberts,.270 Winchester,.280 Remington,.300 Savage,.308 Winchester,.30-'06, and.35 Remington)
	www.wordipedia.com /Col-to-Cos/Colt_Rifles.php (16567 words)

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