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Join Date: Jul 2009
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I found someone that has a Remington model 514 for sale.
The wood on the forearm of the stock is checkered. The guy that has the gun for sale says that the checkering was done by Remington when the gun was manufactured. Anyone familiar as to whether any of the model 514s came with checkering from the manufacturer ? Thanks.
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Advanced Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: SW. Florida
Posts: 1,219
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Well I've been wrong before, but I always understood that a 514 was an economy gun, sort of a poor man's 5-teen Remington. That said, I can't imagine that an econo. rifle would come with a checkerd stock and I've never seen one as such. That's not to say that there weren't special order guns available or aftermarket replacement stocks that were available checkered. I would doubt it came from the factory like that unless I see evidence to the contrary.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Oklahoma
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I have never seen a 514 ckerd from the fac nor have I seen Rem cker the forearm of any gun and not the wrist. If you end up getting it, be sure to see that the scw on the safety button at the rear of the action is snug. You will not enjoy finding another of those buttons........
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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I called Remington yesterday and they told me that YES there were some that had checkering on the stocks, they were special order 514s.
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