Remington Firearms

Yes, I bought one at Walmart last week

probably in the mod to late 70's but checking the barrel date code stamp is the best ;)

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It's not a 1905 that's just a patent date, they actually didn't make them that early could find year by serial.

BUT - just like a car is it in the showroom or the junkyard, value is determined by condition, condition, condition, and condition.

Contact Remington Customer Service through their website for the best answer.

They are date code stamped on the barrel, see related links for information on the Remington Society of America.

They are date code stamped on the barrel, see related links for information on the Remington Society of America.

That's a really good question, they are hard to come buy without just buying a clunker for parts but get a matching model/type they are not all the same.

Watch gunbroker.com, I think gunsamerica.com also has parts maybe gunsinternational.com and auctionarms.com.

You might also try the forums on remingtonsociety.com

I bought one (Astra 357 CTG.) 3" barrel, The Garcia Corp. Wash., DC. I purchased the revolver in a local gun shop in Northern NH for $200. Revolver is in fair to good condition. Serial R174XXX. I have seen prices in my research ranging from $125-200, depending on condition.

it is maybe worth $500

Your Remington model 1903 was made in the year 1941,with the serial number that you have provided.

They were only made from 1932-1935, they will be date code stamped on the barrel.

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With the serial number that you have supplied,your Remington model 1903 rifle was made in the year 1941.

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whst is the value of a Remington 700 Ducks unlimited model 700 30-06I

100-700 usd

See related links for information on the Remington Society of America for understanding the date code stamps on the barrel.

Your Remington model 341-P was made from 1936-1940,with a total production of 131,604 made during this time span.The Remington society has the Date codes available for you to look up.Your barrel should have a 2,or 3 letter code that will give you the exact month and year of production.

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Yes.Any rifle can be rechambered by a qualified gunsmith to your caliber of choice.The only limiting factor is the length of the rifles action.This will be a short action,which is made for cartridges which have a over all length of 2.8 inches,or a long action which will cover the cartridge length up to 3.34 inches in length.The caliber that you choose will be determined by the cartridge that you Remington model 700 is chambered for now.

There would be to many combinations to include in this answer.the Remington model 514 was made from 1948-1971.

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The only company making a rifle in 38-40 would be cimarron,a Italian maker of cowboy action rifles.These are well made reproduction rifles of Winchester design.

Depending on the condition it could range anywhere from $650.00 to $950.00

The first step is to figure out why it's not cycling correctly in the first place. It could be a number of reasons, and there's no way to tell you how to remedy the problem without first knowing the cause. I'd suggest you take it to a reliable gunsmith.

This is a hard question to answer. There are many different circumstances to consider. Foremost is condition and differences from a base model. Using these two factors, in good condition and a base model can be worth anywhere from $250 to $400 or more.

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all .22-250 shoot 1&14 twist unless custom made to shoot long extra heavy custom bullets above 60gr. this rifle in question does not, it has a standard 1&14 twist