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Remington 1 1/2 action and stock set
Dec 14th, 2025 at 12:38pm
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Rim fire action. Firing pin is frozen in the block, one spring is broke, everything is here except the extractor. Stock set in very good condition. $750 plus postage. Personal check or postal money order.
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Reply #1 - Dec 22nd, 2025 at 9:29am
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$700 including postage, personal check or postal money order
  
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Reply #3 - Jan 3rd, 2026 at 2:16pm
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$615 postage included
  
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Reply #4 - Jan 11th, 2026 at 10:58am
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$575.00 including postage
  
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Reply #5 - Jan 14th, 2026 at 10:08pm
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Reply #6 - Jan 15th, 2026 at 6:35pm
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Boxed up and ready to go $521.95 shipped USPS priority flat rate box.
  
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Reply #8 - yesterday at 6:23pm
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You said it was a rimfire. What cartridge? Did you take off the original barrel? Could it be made into an 22 LR or would it require a different block? Are the missing and broken parts available anywhere?
I have very little knowledge of rollers.
  
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Re: Remington 1 1/2 action and stock set
Reply #9 - yesterday at 6:30pm
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JKR wrote yesterday at 6:23pm:
You said it was a rimfire. What cartridge? Did you take off the original barrel? Could it be made into an 22 LR or would it require a different block? Are the missing and broken parts available anywhere?
I have very little knowledge of rollers.


I can answer some of your questions. Since the #1 1/2 and #1 share almost all parts, there's no problem getting parts for a #1 1/2. Likely either Womack's Rolling Block Parts, or Numrich Gun Parts will have any of those parts you might need.
  

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Re: Remington 1 1/2 action and stock set
Reply #10 - yesterday at 9:11pm
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I have what I think is a 1 1/2 barrel. .850 major diameter and 1.4 inches long thread. It will screw into a #2 action but is too long. Marked Remington Arms and 25 CF, serial number 4213. The bore is .320 with calipers so it may have been drilled out. A 32-20 case fits loose in the chamber. Will list it if someone buys this and is interested.
  
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Reply #11 - Today at 8:11am
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My interest would be a bpcr 22. That’s why I asked about the breech block. If it was originally for a bigger rimfire cartridge, the firing pin wouldn’t be positioned for the 22, correct? 
Would an extractor for a 22LR have to be made by a machinist? 
Is the firing pin frozen by rust or is it the retaining screw?
  
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Re: Remington 1 1/2 action and stock set
Reply #12 - Today at 9:50am
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Hello,

Yes, I took the barrel off, barrel was chambered in 22.
Firing pin is rusted/frozen in place, soaking it may release it, however, I would cut it out and bush the breach block for a new firing pin hole. Parts are plentiful, same as a #1, also easy to make or modify.

Hope this helped, Nathan
  
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Re: Remington 1 1/2 action and stock set
Reply #13 - Today at 11:02am
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JKR wrote Today at 8:11am:
My interest would be a bpcr 22. That’s why I asked about the breech block. If it was originally for a bigger rimfire cartridge, the firing pin wouldn’t be positioned for the 22, correct? 
Would an extractor for a 22LR have to be made by a machinist? 
Is the firing pin frozen by rust or is it the retaining screw?


A good welder can easily build up the extractor to make enough length to work for .22RF cases. It needs to be tig welded, and I have a young guy whose done several for me on different projects. 
  

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