Old school hunting rifle

savage170

Just acquired this old Remington 141 got it for a real good price because it was drilled and tapped for scope mounting I plan on using this old gun for a upcoming hog hunt in Feb. chambered for 35 Rem

84Bravo1

Nice.

What's a "real good price?"

savage170

After transfer fees and shipping 425

savage170

Playing with IMGUR right now

wolfpack

Nice looking old Remington. It will serve you well and the 35 is also an excellent deer round with mild recoil.

wpageabc

Nice piece of beautiful industrial art...

Happy hunting with her.

SCOUT5

Some 30+ years ago I had a Marlin in 35 REM, good deer rifle for woods use. Should be the ticket for hogs.

danielgage

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brewer12345

Should be great for a hog hunt. I shot a couple in May with Dad's 1958 vintage Marlin in 35 Rem and it was lights out.

roswellnative

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Old-Colts

Very nice and truly Old School!! My Old School hunting rifle is a Winchester Model 70 Featherweight (1956) chambered in 30-06; it's a deer getter!!!!!

kidthatsirish

Mine is a 03a3 sporter from 1943...just something about steel and would.

dakotashooter2

That can't possibly kill game as efficiently as an AT type rifle. #128521;

redneckandy

I have always wanted one of those.[^]

sxsnuf

I have too andy, well, for a long time anyway.
I wanna get one in .300 Savage, but seems whenever I would see a decent specimen, I didn't have the disposable income.
Now, just finding ammo in .300 Savage is problematic.

44pinshooter

Had a 141 many years ago. A great woods rifle.
Had a 158 JHP pistol bullet, with Unique powder for plinking. It was fun.
Traded it to a friend for something that I can't even remember now, but I remember how cool that 141 was...............

Ambrose

I can't identify the scope but I'm quite sure that's a Williams mount. There's nothing wrong with Williams mounts but that rig sets the scope quite high. You might think about finding an old Weaver K2.5 (preferably with a post reticule) and setting it on there in Weaver bases and low rings. The post has fallen out of style but it's a great low light or snap shot aim point. And your rifle is perfect for that kind of shooting. I would think the .35 Remington cartridge would be excellent for your planned use.

armilite

quote:Originally posted by wolfpack
Nice looking old Remington. It will serve you well and the 35 is also an excellent deer round with mild recoil.


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