Remington 51 .380 Pistol

Remington 51 .380 pistol is a semi-automatic made by Remington, a renowned American firearms manufacturer with a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. The company was founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington in Ilion, New York. It initially started as a blacksmith shop, and Eliphalet began producing his own rifle barrels, which eventually led to the production of complete firearms.

Overview: Model 51

Designed in 1918 by John D. Pedersen, known for its unique and innovative features, some of which were ahead of its time, such as the Pedersen action, which allowed for a slim and sleek design . It featured a grip safety and an internal hammer, giving it a distinct appearance and smooth lines.

Caliber: .380 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol)
Action: Semi-automatic
Capacity: 6 or 7 rounds (depending on the magazine)
Barrel Length: Remington 51 barrel length is approximately 3.4 inches
Overall Length: Approximately 6.5 inches
Weight: Approximately 22 ounces (unloaded)
Sights: Fixed front and rear sights (typically dovetailed)
Safety: Grip safety and manual safety
Finish: Blued or nickel-plated (varies depending on the model)
Grip: Single-piece grip made of various materials (e.g., wood, plastic)