Less than 750 reportedly made by Remington circa 1900-1909, the Target Model of 1901 Rolling Block pistol marked the end of the Remington Rolling Block pistols, as factory built on leftover antique Model 1871 Army frames. In the words of author Jerry Landskron, "It was the last and finest production model manufactured by the Remington Arms Company" (page 215 of "Remington Rolling Block Pistols"). Adjustable receiver mounted rear sight and correct Lyman beaded blade front sight fitted with a removable sight hood. The barrel has the one-line Remington Arms address, and the frame has the two-line address/patent date markings ending in "1866" and "PS" inspector stamp. Matching number "1968" marked on the bottom of the barrel, rear flat of the forearm, left of the grip frame and inside of the grip. "44 S&W.R" marked on the bottom of the barrel.

Excellent, retains 97% factory blue finish with some light muzzle wear. Wood is also excellent with a few minor handling marks, defined edges and crisp checkering. Mechanically excellent.