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Remington Model 341-P

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gschwertley

Post subject: Remington Model 341-P

Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 3:43 am

Feldmarschall

Joined: Thu Aug 30, 2007 1:48 am
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Location: Washington state

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gschwertley
This is a picture of my Remington Model 341-P which I have not owned for very long. I bought it from an old guy whose daughter-in-law told him to "get it out of the house". It is a tube-fed repeater. The reason I bought this rifle is because it came from the factory with target sights, the rear being a peep sight. These are easier for me to use now that my eyes are old. This rifle was made in 1936.

yockey5
Nice one!!!!

TNGunsmoke
Nice. I don't want my kids to tell me what I can't have around either....

gschwertley
Maybe I didn't word that correctly. I think it belonged to her husband, and she asked her father-in-law to remove it from her house. Dad-in-law didn't live with her, I got the impression. When I asked why the husband of this lady didn't take care of matters with his own rifle, he indicated that there was some problem in the family that the husband wasn't there. I don't know if the guy just ran off, divorced, was in the joint, or what.

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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:22 pm

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Joined: Mon Aug 06, 2007 9:26 am
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Location: Minnesota , USA

very nice looking rifle

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