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05-11-2012, 06:53 AM
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Re: Remington 341 - A Classic Old Rifle
Really nice Snakedriver! Nothing like an older rifle "fixed" up.
Got an older .22 myself I've been wanting to do some work on, just been putting it off, or putting other things first I reckon. (gonna have to take some time soon for "me"!)
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07-03-2012, 01:57 PM
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Re: Remington 341 - A Classic Old Rifle
The 341 is one awesome 22 bolt action. A real tack driver.
I bought one from an online forum. Both grandsons wanted to shoot it when we visited the silhouette range, so I bought another. The second is as good as the first! This must have been a winner in the late '30s, depression times notwithstanding. |
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07-09-2012, 11:03 AM
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Re: Remington 341 - A Classic Old Rifle
All nice presentations of what i learned to shoot with.
BWDilli, Thanks for the pic showing the rear site aperature!! i now know what the heck the two tapped holes were for on my families' old Target master. Not sure if it is a 341 since it was single shot with no magazine. if i recall it was a TP41 or a TP44. thanks again Curlyjoe |
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