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has anyone got one of these? it is my 1935 transition in 30 rem. it is the only one i have ever encountered. they were not stamped game-master, just 141 and a model 14 22in barrel.

classic pump action! Excellent picture

olskool wrote:[has anyone got one of these? it is my 1935 transition in 30 rem. it is the only one i have ever encountered. they were not stamped game-master, just 141 and a model 14 22in barrel.

I do not have one, but you are right in that they do exist. Nice to know one is in good hands! I think I read about these Model 14/Model 141 "transition" guns on the Remington Society site - the companion site to this one. http://www.remingtonsociety.org/remingt ... -carbines/

Nice rifle!

Adam

olskool,

(please remind me your Christian name!) I just spent about 20 minutes surfing through your gun pics photo album, and I gotta tell you - I like!

Your Garand - what is the data on that nice rifle? Great lumber BTW! Super figuring on that stock!

All those fine old S&W's - even though I'm a Ruger owner, I look forward to acquiring some of the Smith models you've taken pics of. Like that composition with the original .38 Special ammo in the pics.

Like that Savage 99 - what caliber is she, and what vintage? A 99 is on my list.....in .300 Savage....

I am hoping to come across a "project" Model 14 like the one you cut down to a carbine length gun - always amazed by the figuring on that wood, dang it!
Actually, I was enjoying looking over all the guns in your photo album, even if I don't plan on a Model 77 Ruger in my future - nice to see anyway!

take care - and thanks for sharing the photos, especially now that my wife and I are about to spend 2-3 days hunkered down waiting for this blizzard event to pass!

Adam Lee

well if you like rugers here you go, my 1984 model 77 mannlicher in 243 with a usa made steel burris 1-3/4x5 i found the gun in a pawn shop and added the scope.

one more for u Adam lee, it has my home made sling on it. it shoots real tight....

I have always liked the Mannlicher stocked rifles - your 77 is hard to beat!

And what's the story about your M1 Garand in your photo album? Just curious. Killing time in post-blizzard Virginia!

Adam

OOOOOO

Pretty Precious

since the photos i have found an original rear sight for the ruger, and also bought 2 more mannlichers. a very hard to find h&r ultra rifle in 243 and a husquvarna in 30-06 it has a vintage 3x9 ted williams and vintage redfield mount and rings.

This is a Model 141 35 Rem I received from my dad. He had it since the 1940's or '50's. Not sure which decade because I can't remember which one he said. He wasn't always right on with his dates of things. He just gave you the decade he thought it was. Any how, curious what the great minds here think and what the date may be. Thanks in advance and I apologize for the pics.

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