Just received/inherited a Remington Sportmaster 341

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Sgt. Rob
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Re: Just received/inherited a Remington Sportmaster 341

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Very nice inheritance! :thumbsup: Those older bolt .22s are great to collect and shoot. The workmanship of the era surpasses todays budget .22's by a country mile. You will enjoy that one I think.

Here is the Winchester rival to yours, the Model 67, this one was made in 1937..............

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Semper Fi, Rob
My Mosin-Nagant arsenal.........is growing again
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bunkysdad
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Re: Just received/inherited a Remington Sportmaster 341

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Hey I just wanted to follow up and see if you were able to get the pdf file I sent? Hope it is all good.
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catcracker
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Re: Just received/inherited a Remington Sportmaster 341

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Opps. Sorry about that. Yep. Got the PDF. Thanks.
Also, I just received a spare bolt for the Romanian m1969 Trainer. But the main body is slightly different. So I cannot use that part. I am teaching myself how to break it down, So I should be able to use most of the parts. When I get good at it, I may make a youtube video. There are NONE currently on this bolt. If anyone else finds one, please let me know.
Thanks.
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Re: Just received/inherited a Remington Sportmaster 341

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:thumbsup:
Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft.
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