OK, OLD REMINGTON fans... name this rifle.

[bill c68]

What do I have here? I am waiting for the transfer papers, they will tell me the model number. It is a Remington in .32 Rem.
What is it worth? I am selling it.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=146732

 

[Wrong Way]

LOL...Just went through this.

Model 141 Gamemaster, $250-350.00
or
Model 14 (Does it have a wrap-under toe steel buttplate and a brass "case head" on the LH side of the reciever?) 350-550

All depending on condition of course.

 

[bill c68]

cool... maybe I should up my price.

 

[Wrong Way]

Well...which is it? I have a 14C in .30 REM that I'm putting up on the EE once it's "officially" available (I don't have the paperwork yet) so I'm curious to see what your .32 brings.

 

[bill c68]

It has a brass butt plate (3 screws) it does not wrap under but it has the case head on the side.

 

[Wrong Way]

141 then. Oh well....I'm still curious to see wht it sells for.

 

[Grouse Man]

For those of you who've never handled one, these have great balance, and make a superb woods rifle for deer/bear, maybe even elk at close range. The machine work inside these rifles is first-rate.

 

[Noel]

My Uncle Leif used one, date on the back is 1945.

Mom's cousin got it when Leif passed away, he doesn't remember what he did with it. He doesn't remember the caliber either.

 

[RR]

Wrongway
I have a 14 in each caliber 25,30,32&35.You can't tell if it's a 14 or a 141 by the buttplate as they used more than one style on them.Both Models used the casehead as well and lastly a carbine model is a 14R not a C.Model 141 will be marked as such.
Hope this helps some
Rich