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Remington 141 Gamemaster

Discussion in 'The Ask the Pros & What's It Worth? Forum' started by CountryGunsmith, Mar 2, 2003.

  1. Mar 2, 2003 #1
    CountryGunsmith

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    buckweat
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    (12/23/02 10:34:53 am)
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    this is a gamemaster rifle that my grand father gave to me and im just wondering what it's worth...its a gamemaster model 141 in 35 rem

    Xracer
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    (12/23/02 5:20:17 pm)
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    Hi buckweat.....welcome to TFF.

    That's a nice rifle that your grandfather gave you. If you're a deer hunter, .35 Remington is a fine caliber in a wooded hunting setting.

    The Gamemaster 141 was made from 1936 to 1942 and from 1946 to 1950 in four grades; the higher grades had checkered pistol grip stock & forearm and engraving.

    In order to determine the value of your gun, we'll need a more complete description as to condition and engraving (if any).

    buckweat
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    (12/23/02 5:26:32 pm)
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    i will get the detalis on the engraving asap.... it has the but end of a shell on one side of it

    Xracer
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    (12/24/02 8:45:20 am)
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    OK....don't forget to tell us about the condition....the bluing, dings & dents, bore, stock, etc.

    Depending on condition, value can range from $150 to 385. Assuming average condition...$200 to 260.

    But......considering that it was your grandfather's rifle, and all of the hunting memories it has.....you can't put a price on that.
     
    CountryGunsmith, Mar 2, 2003
    CountryGunsmith, Mar 2, 2003
  3. Mar 5, 2011 #2
    starfighter66

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    I have a 1937 Remington 141 Gamemaster and it has been in the family since it was purchased new. I live in Michigan and I cannot even begin to tell you how many Vegatarians - I mean Deer it has hit. For a close in woodland gun it cannot be beat, I find it more durable and reliable than most new guns out there. It is a gun worth keeping.
     
    starfighter66, Mar 5, 2011
    starfighter66, Mar 5, 2011