Seen a couple of these being shown and talked about here lately, so thought I'd post up mine. These were produced from 1936 to 1940, kind of an uncommon tube fed bolt action. Holds 15 long rifle cartridges, it has a neat little elevator system that lifts the round up from the tube and feeds the chamber. For a 77 year old rifle, the system still operates flawlessly. The two letters where the shank meets the receiver designate the month and year made. Mine has a PF which according to the chart I found is June of 1937.
Red
1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
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Re: 1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
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Re: 1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
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Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft.
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Re: 1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
That is a nice looking Rem. I like when they look used, not abused. I see your rifle has a regular rear sight,
Mine has a Marbels rear sight. I ain't real fond of the buckhorn sights.
+dhic aka Cliff.
Mine has a Marbels rear sight. I ain't real fond of the buckhorn sights.
+dhic aka Cliff.
Re: 1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
Very nice.... there is also a 341P model with peep sights. While not very elaborate as far as peeps go.... they are effective. Been a while since I shot mine.
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Re: 1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
I like it. Red, these are so much fun. I have often thought how cool it would be to buy a Mossberg 44US heavy barrel or any number of other similar heavy barrel rifles, but honestly, this is the one I love to shoot. I have 2, but one is missing a entire bolt.
Re: 1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
May be hard to find just the bolt..... perhaps find a cheap rifle thats in really bad shape as a doner?
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Re: 1937 Remington mod. 341 22 rifle.
I passed on a bolt a couple years ago that went for 90.00. I thought I'd wait and find one cheaper. It takes some luck to find one at all, and they are never that cheap any more when I do find one.