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motorpotor · October 10, 2009, 09:58 PM

Well the Rolling Block was mine to begin with, I just found the only markings on it. right where the metal meets the top of the stock. It says, "E Remington and Sons, Ilion, NY, USA. Pat May 3rd 1864, May 7th, June 11th, Nov 12th, Dec 24th 1872, Dec 31st 1872, Sept 9th 1873, Jan 12th, March 18th 1874."

I get 1st pick, because when he was still alive he gave my sister a Baretta of somesort. Yea that Browning attaches and becomes rifle like. I dont know where any of the paperwork is for these either. Also, I thought Browning was an American company, why was this model made in Belgium?

October 10, 2009, 09:58 PM	#6
motorpotor Junior Member Join Date: October 10, 2009 Posts: 9	Well the Rolling Block was mine to begin with, I just found the only markings on it. right where the metal meets the top of the stock. It says, "E Remington and Sons, Ilion, NY, USA. Pat May 3rd 1864, May 7th, June 11th, Nov 12th, Dec 24th 1872, Dec 31st 1872, Sept 9th 1873, Jan 12th, March 18th 1874." I get 1st pick, because when he was still alive he gave my sister a Baretta of somesort. Yea that Browning attaches and becomes rifle like. I dont know where any of the paperwork is for these either. Also, I thought Browning was an American company, why was this model made in Belgium? Last edited by motorpotor; October 10, 2009 at 10:17 PM.