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Unread 03-03-2018, 09:17 PM   #1
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but all the pages say "Guaranteed for Nitro Powders."
They meant until Fluid Steel became cheaper to produce.
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While I was putting away the notebook with all my Remington Arms Co. catalogs, I noticed a repro of the 1878 E. Remington & Sons catalog I had gotten in one of the many door prize drawings at an RSA seminar. Thumbing to the section on their Hammer Lifter double, I found they went in to a lot of detail describing the manufacture of their Decarbonized Steel barrels.

1878 E. Remington & Sons catalog page 51.jpeg

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I would love to see a video of the rolling of the nine inch bars of steel into barrels. Thanks for that enlightening post, Dave.
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