The Remington Model 95 over-and-under derringer is a pocket pistol, and this example dates from the early 1900s and is chambered in .41 rimfire with a 3-inch barrel. It has no serial number. The gun has been refinished at some point, though all of its markings remain intact; the hinge has a crack; and it wears a striking set of original pearl grips.
This is a display and collection piece. A refinish and a cracked hinge are the kind of details a buyer needs stated plainly, and we state them: the appeal here is the original pearl grips, the clean markings and the derringer's shape, not shooting it. Filed with our handguns, it transfers in Utah the same way a modern pistol does, with photo identification, Form 4473 and the Bureau of Criminal Identification check at the dealer; federal law sets the dealer minimum age at 21 for handguns, and Utah adds no permit or waiting period.
Key features
- .41 rimfire over-and-under derringer
- 3-inch barrel, early 1900s
- Refinished, markings intact
- Hinge has a crack
- Original pearl grips
It ships to the Utah dealer you select at checkout; you collect it there after the check.
