Remington #4 Exploded Views

The illustration shown below was taken from Frank de Haas's Single Shot Rifle book with the part numbers changed to reflect factory part numbers. This is important as about all obsolete parts suppliers use ONLY factory or closely associated numbers where ever possible so everyone is on the same page.

Note, for some of the older firearms, many over 100 years old, the factories never used what we now know as assembly drawings, but just views of many of the component parts & possibly randomly placed

The parts listed below are for your identification purposes only.
The author of this website DOES NOT have any parts.

The Above illustration taken from Frank de Haas Single Shot Rifles & Actions book but the numbers changed to match factory part numbers

1	Barrel	14	Fore Arm Screw
2	Breech Block	15	Frame
3	Breech Block Screw	16	Hammer
4	Butt Plate	17	Hammer Roll
5	Butt Plate Screw	18	Hammer Roll Pin
6	Butt Stock	19	Hammer Screw
7	Dummy Screw	20	Locking Pin
8	Escutcheon Head	21	Mainspring
9	Escutcheon Nut	22	Mainspring Screw
10	Extractor	23	Tang Screw
11	Extractor Pin	24	Trigger
12S-22	Firing Pin-22RF	25	Trigger, Breech Block, & Extractor Spring
12L-32	Firing Pin-32 RF	26	Trigger Pin
12A	Firing Pin Retainer Pin	27	Trigger, Block & Extractor Spring Screw
13	Fore Arm	.	.

A brief history of the above firearm as copied from the Blue Book of Gun Values. No. 4 Rolling Block Rifle -- approximately 350,000 manufactured from 1890-1933. Made in 22 S.L.LR, 25 Stevens (barrels marked "25-10") or 32 Short or Long cal. Rimfire. 22 1/2" octagon barrel standard with round barrels available late in the series. A smooth bore barrel was introduced about 1911. Had blued finish with case hardened frame. Solid frame initially followed by a takedown in 2 different types (lever release introduced ap[proximatley in 1901, screw in approximately 1926). This model was Remington's smaller rolling block rifle.