Remington was contracted in 1912 to make a specially marked version of their No. 4 musket, a .22-caliber rolling block single-shot chambered for the short cartridge for the American Boy Scout, and that’s the rifle you see here. Besides being made in the musket-style, which meant a long stock that had a separate upper handguard like the military rifles of the time,
THIS RIFLE IS MARKED REMINGTON ARMS UNION METALLIC ACRTRIDGE, REMINGTON WORKS ILION NY. USA
THIS IS A VERY UNUSUAL RIFLE IN THE UK, TAKES 22 SHORT RIFLE AMMO ONLY, I WILL ALSO SUPPLY 500 ROUNDS OF 22 SHORT AMMUNITION IN WITH THE PRICE
