How old is My Remmie

[Smoke Stick by Five]

Yes I have a real gem here and I was wonderin' if ya'll could figure out old this gun is. I was told by the orignal owner that it was a '63 (19) and hardly fired. Only marks without takin' the grips off, are Little Euroarms crest and serial #0561 stamped under loadin' lever and cylinder pin. Have to remove pin to see number. With the grips off Serial# and NOXI on frame handle. Also have Serial # on Brass trigger guard. Any help or Ideer as to age would be welcomed. Oh parden me I forgot to say it was a high gloss S/S one, with narrow grips(circa1860), and Safety notches (circa 1864-). Sweet shooter at 30fff and 454 balls. Was using .451's but wasn't gettin' the peel of lead at seatin'. wad over powder and hit at aim point 100 yds. ​

 

[dstorm1911]

1955

there weren't any stainless replicas back then though so is most likely chromed, ya might want to verify its a steel frame and not a brass one also as it was very popular back then to chrome the brass framed guns while steel was blued



Here is the date sheet for All Italian made replicas (the government standardized the dating and proofing etc.. so all but Pietta used the same date codes) the N0 do not fit in with a "month" code so if its ignored ya are left with a valid date code XI which is 1955

https://store.bluebookinc.com/Info/PDF/POWDER/MBPPiettaSerial.pdf

 

[Snaggletooth]

I would ask www.euroarmsofamerica.com, They assisted me in establishing one of my revolvers and seem pleasant to work with.