![]() ![]() ![]() Imagine, you could purchase some rolling block rifles for as little as 62 cents per pound, with a minimum order of nine pounds (one rifle). While the Russian models have not yet turned up in the US on the surplus market to any extent, at least one such rifle used against the US, was captured in Vietnam.) Those rolling blocks manufactured in Belgium, Norway and Spain, which was still turning out a few as late as the 1970s, are also discussed.Ĭhapter 6 is devoted to coverage of original advertising literature, with Chapter 7 covering the various models on the surplus market during the second half of the 20th century, following World War II. (The updated old M1866 Remington Rolling Block was still fighting in World War I, with the French using models chambered for the 8mm Label, and the Russians in 7.62x54R. 1 to the Model 1910, chambered for the smokeless 7.62mm Russian cartridge. It contains 11 chapters, plus an appendix and a “references” page.Įach of the various models is discussed, from the No. Available through most bookstores, or direct: Phone: 80 email: published a score of years ago in Arizona, this revised 164-page softbound fourth edition by Pioneer Press features some new material. THE MILITARY REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE, 4th Edition, by George Layman. ![]() The Military Remington Rolling Block Rifle ![]()
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