Baruch Hashem
Login Register Menu
Advanced

  Local Dealer Results Show All  

  Local Listing Results Show All  

  Refine Your Search

Remington Derringers For Sale

7 Listings Found Page 1 of 1
14 Image(s) REMINGTON VEST POCKET IN 41 RIMFIRE
REMINGTON VEST POCKET IN 41 RIMFIRE
REMINGTON VEST POCKET IN 41 RIMFIRE , PITTING IN NICKEL ON RECEIVER , RUST AND LACK OF NICKEL ON HAMMER , BORE HAS STRONG RIFLING BUT IS PITTED , SHOOTABLE AND COMES WITH A FULL BO... (read more)
Gun #: 992333821
Seller: ON TARGET ENTERPRISE
GA Sales: 1249
$795.00
4 Image(s) REMINGTON TYPE II DERRINGER 41 RF
REMINGTON TYPE II DERRINGER 41 RF
REMINGTON OVER AND UNDER DERRINGER ,AKA THE DOUBLE DERRINGER . THIS TYPE II EARLY FIRST MODEL HAS THE BARREL MARKING ON TOP FLAT OF BARRELS " REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION , N.Y." THIS ... (read more)
Gun #: 961853606
Seller: ON TARGET ENTERPRISE
GA Sales: 1249
$925.00
5 Image(s) C55 REMINGTON VEST POCKET DERRINGER 22
C55 REMINGTON VEST POCKET DERRINGER 22
REDUCED!!! REMINGTON VEST POCKET DERRINGER 22, 80% SMOOTH NOICKEL FINISH, EXC. GRIPS, FAIR BORE, ANTIQUE. REDUCED FROM 1250.00 (read more)
Gun #: 924565350
Seller: Wildwood Inc
$950.00
12 Image(s) 956 REMINTON ELLIOT RING TRIGGER 32RF FOUR SHOT DERRINGER
956 REMINTON ELLIOT RING TRIGGER 32RF FOUR SHOT DERRINGER
REMINTON ELLIOT RING TRIGGER 32RF FOUR SHOT DERRINGER, BROWN PATINA FINISH, FAIR BORES WITH GOOD RIFLING AND SOME PITTING, GOOD GRIPS WITH A COUPLE OF SMALL CHIPS, ANTIQUE (read more)
Gun #: 942527054
Seller: Wildwood Inc
$1,150.00
1 Image(s) Remington 1st Model Smoot - 30 Rimfire - Excellent Condition
Remington 1st Model Smoot - 30 Rimfire - Excellent Condition
Remington 1st Model Smoot - 30 Rimfire - Excellent Condition. Email for more pictures. (read more)
Gun #: 979603253
Seller: White River Firearms
GA Sales: 104
$520.00
1 Image(s) RARE!! 1888-1911 REMINGTON'S OVER/UNDER DERRINGER - .41 RIMFIRE - TYPE FOUR
RARE!! 1888-1911 REMINGTON'S OVER/UNDER DERRINGER - .41 RIMFIRE - TYPE FOUR
REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, INC. - REMINGTON OVER/UNDER DERRINGER - .41 RIMFIRE CARTRIDGE - MANUFACTURED 1888-1911 - TYPE FOUR - WILLIAM ELLIOT'S PATENT - EXTREMLY RARE PIECE OF REMING... (read more)
Gun #: 923386956
Seller: SPORTSMAN'S SPECIALTIES
GA Sales: 177
$995.00
1 Image(s) EXTREMLEY RARE!! 1888-1911 REMINGTON'S OVER/UNDER DERRINGER - .41 RIMFIRE - TYPE THREE
EXTREMLEY RARE!! 1888-1911 REMINGTON'S OVER/UNDER DERRINGER - .41 RIMFIRE - TYPE THREE
REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, INC. - REMINGTON OVER/UNDER DERRINGER - .41 RIMFIRE CARTRIDGE - MANUFACTURED 1888-1911 - TYPE THREE - WILLIAM ELLIOT'S PATENT - EXTREMLY RARE PIECE OF REMIN... (read more)
Gun #: 926210457
Seller: SPORTSMAN'S SPECIALTIES
GA Sales: 177
$1,399.00
7 Listings Found Page 1 of 1
Lc | 359.398ms|554|1

Related Content See All

9mm Micro Shootout – Sig P365 vs. Glock 43 vs. S&W Shield
9mm Micro Shootout – Sig P365 vs. Glock 43 vs. S&W Shield

Sig has made the leap into the deep end of the pool to compete with the well-established pillars of the micro market, the Smith & Wesson Shield, and the Glock 43 9mms. It certainly looked and felt good, and it held more bullets than its rival competitors, but looks are sometimes deceiving. The true test is when you put a product side by side with its competitors and see how they stack up. So after a not so patient wait to get the newly popular P365 its time to get down to the range, scales and numbers to see how it does.
How-To: Shooting Groups for Accuracy
How-To: Shooting Groups for Accuracy

Accuracy testing is a part of life for shooters and gun enthusiasts and an oft-debated practice on social media firearms forums. And although the most-asked question revolves around the number of shots fired for a group, there is far more to testing firearms than round count. Is it nice knowing whether or not your rifle – and you – are truly capable of sub-MOA groups?
Bond Arms Derringer – Range Report & Factory Tour
Bond Arms Derringer – Range Report & Factory Tour

If you like small guns, you’ll find the Bond Arms derringer both capable and versatile. Its capabilities stem from the fact that it’s not as punishing to shoot as you might expect. In fact, controllability and shootability are very good with every caliber shot for this review. Its versatility stems from the wide selection of barrels, calibers and grips available. Whichever of the eight models you select initially (nine including their new Backup model), you can add barrels and grips to turn it into any of the other models. Mix and match grips and barrels to customize it to your needs. Bond Arms’ price list shows a total of 21 barrels capable of firing 17 different calibers. Their 3” barrel, their most versatile, is available in .22LR, .22Mag, .327 fed mag, 9mm, .357/.38spl., .40 S&W, 10mm, .44spl., .44/40, .45GAP, .45ACP, .45Colt, and .45/.410 (2 ½” chamber). However, as in most guns that serve multiple needs, it does some things better than others. I toured the factory in Granbury, Texas, USA, with owner and president Gordon Bond to see just how these guns are made. With the exception of the 400 series stainless steel forgings from which the guns are machined, all the work is done in-house. It may be a small company, but that doesn’t mean they don’t use state-of-the-art equipment to ensure their high quality standards. From numerically controlled milling machines operating down to less than ten thousandths of an inch accuracy, to robotic arms which provide precision and repeatability in surface preparation, to the artistry of individual experts who assemble, polish, and time the  function of the finished product — quality is their principal driver.
DoubleTap Defense .45ACP Pocket Derringer – New Gun Review
DoubleTap Defense .45ACP Pocket Derringer – New Gun Review

The DoubleTap Tactical Pocket Pistol is an over/under break action derringer capable of delivering two rounds of 9 mm or .45ACP as fast as you can pull the trigger. It is sold as a simple and rugged option for deep concealment or backup. Make no mistake, this is not a range gun or plinker. It’s designed for one purpose and one purpose only – saving your life. We first saw the DoubleTap almost two years at SHOT Show 2012, but after some hiccups with manufacturing contracts and parts suppliers, the DoubleTap pistol is just now finding its way into the market. Our big question, and yours most likely, is the street practicality of the DoubleTap. The .45ACP is no kitten when it comes to recoil, and even though your followup shots are limited to one in the two shot pistol, an “ouch that hurts” after the first shot wouldn’t be the ideal in a concealed carry pistol. There are a lot of perfectly good pocket pistols on the market, and this gun has several red flags, as well as some outright user discomfort. At an MSRP starting at $499 for a two shot derringer, do we really need the DoubleTap?
Diamondback Firearms DB380 & DB9 – Range Report
Diamondback Firearms DB380 & DB9 – Range Report

In the world of small semi-automatic pocket pistols, you have a lot to choose from these days. Diamondback Firearms has laid claim to the “smallest and lightest” in that category, so we decided to take a look at a couple of their guns, the DB380, and the newly released DB9, both with a street price under $400 . Are they really the smallest and lightest? Apparently so, at least as compared to the more common names out there, including the Kel-Tecs, Kahrs, and S&W Bodyguard. But do they work? Our results were mixed. The .380, which is the more mature product, performed almost perfectly, but is not that accurate. The 9mm version weighs only 11 ounces empty, compared to 18 for the S&W Shield, 21.4 for the Walther PPS, and even the tiny Beretta Nano is 17.7. Diamondback may have tried the impossible with this gun because we didn’t find the DB9 to be reliable or accurate. If you are going to buy a Diamondback, for now you should probably stick to the DB380. We have to put a do not buy on the guns however, due to the way they seem to be handling what are clearly problems with their guns

© 1997-2018 GunsAmerica.com LLC All rights Reserved.