My cousin just inherited our grandpa's rifle, came here trying to figure out how to use it, very helpful. Our grandpa's has a custom stock on it with his initials on it. Truly a great piece in our eyes.
I have my fathers model 41. As I recall, he bought it as a boy in the 1930s,choosing it over a Marlin. My own son used it to earn his Boy Scout rifle shooting merit badge because he couldn’t get a tight grouping with my modern 10/22 carbine. Super accurate
I have one made in 1934 according to remington. Very accurate rifle even compared to modern rifles. Made back in the day when during the depression people had to hunt to have enough meat. I got mine from a seventy something old woman in florida who told me her uncle fed his family with it during the depression.My freiend has a model 33 which is the predesessor to the 41. The 510 replaced the 41 with its self cocking bolt etc. Very cool little rifles to collect and very affordable.
Today I just inherited this gun. My great grandfather passed it down to my grandpa, it skipped a generation and went straight to me, and im so excited, it's my 14th birthday
I have one. It was my wife’s grandfather’s. I cleaned it up nice. Shoots great. I have shot armadillo, skunk, groundhog, possum, crow, fox. So easy to use.
Hopefully I will receive my father's, who received it from his father. My dad has told me many stories of shooting this rifle. Can't wait to have it in my collection..but under the circumstances..I'm happy to wait..lol. Great video.. only thing..it always drives me crazy when I hear people say.. "great beginner gun, great for a child"... only because I love them so much and I'm 50...ha ha
I just found 98% of the parts to put my dad's back together once I re-blue it and refinish the stock. Only thing I can see that's missing are the 2 screws for trigger guard. It has been through a fire but luckily it was on the other side that didn't get to hot. Steam and soot didn't help its already rough finish then add 15yrs of setting with oil and grease so it didn't get worse lol
I think it would be fine. I have shot all kinds of ammo out of mine. CCI Stingers is great ammo. Higher velocity does not come at higher psi, in this ammo it is derived from the special 32 grain bullet that gives the CCI Stinger a larger case volume/powder charge. Which in turn gives it higher velocity.
Hi mate, quick question I have just inherited this rifle and giving it a quick clean up. Ive noticed the safety lug on mine when in the ready mode is at 12 o'clock when it should be at the 11 o'clock. Is their a way to undo/fix this as when you aim the lug is in your sight picture. Cheers
I also have one that my Dad had as a farm kid probably around age 11. It was the first gun I ever shot around the same age. He told me a story about him being on a ship heading to Europe to kick Hitler's ass. They were all given new M1s right out of a crate with stocks that were rather dry. They all spent hours sitting there rubbing them with oily rags. He said by the time they arrived his was looking real pretty. Unfortunately, they took that gun away and handed him an M1903 Springfield bolt action telling him he's now a sniper. I wonder if his background as a farm boy with that old 22 got him that job.
I have my 1st gun which is identical to your Model 41. When I was a kid my next door neighbor gave it to me before he died and I don't have any paperwork for it. I understand it's from the 1930s! But at one point I took it all apart to re-stain the stock and through many moves I lost all the parts except the stock, barrel and cleaning push rod. Do you have a source for all the missing parts? Please let me know. Thanks, Jerry Fountain.
I wish I had a good source. Gunbroker, Ebay and numrich, are what I use for older gun parts. Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
These bolts get really dirty. Especially if they haven't been broken down and lubricated in a long time. Their is a pin near the bolt handle that you push out and the pin and the spring will sperqt from the bolt body. If I have time I will make a video. Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos.
My dad gave me his he had it when he was a kid how can I look up to see when it was purchased etc I wanted to do a print out of it and frame it with my grandpa name on it and give it to my dad
They only way I know you do that is do a Google search on the aerial number,, if you have one. And if you do not have a serial number then go onto collecting forms. From both of those sources you should be able to find the year of manufacture. Hope this helps!
I might take the bolt apart and clean it very well and see if that frees up the spring and sticker. You can also try different ammo as well. Let us know how it goes.
1:17, dry fires a rimfire. Sorry it is a pet peeve of mine. Got mine in a pawn shop in 2005, all the metal was covered in rattle can black and the bore was very leaded and DIRTY so I got it cheap. It was an easy restore job, love mine.
This is a story I shared on Facebook so places named were local. Remington Targetmaster .22 Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle. Why? When I was growing up in Brentwood Mr. Dabbs threw this weapon into the garbage. A neighborhood kid found it but his mother would not let him keep it. So I was the lucky recipient. Still ask why? Later, when I was 11 (1979) years old this individual shot me in the calf with a pellet gun (loaded with a BB). I had to have surgery to remove the BB, the doctors couldn't find it so it's still in me somewhere. Kevin Back later became a Law Enforcement Officer in LA County, California. This weapon was made in 1936 and is still in my possession. Is it worth anything? Hell yes it is. My dad would take me and my brother plinking to the sand pit off of HWY 50 where the Kanes furniture store is now. I could buy the ammo myself at Whites Auto which was in the Shopping Center where Bogarts was. Childhood memories. You can't fake em' but when you're cleaning an old gun you can sure relive them! A picture is in the comments.
That's is what is all about. Having them and keeping them to pass them down to kids and grandkids! Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
Non of my own children or any of my 4H campers have had a hard time cocking this rifle. Thanks for the comments and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already!
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The first firearm i ever owned super safe, accurate, and reliable. Well built and sturdy. Dont think i will ever sell it.
My cousin just inherited our grandpa's rifle, came here trying to figure out how to use it, very helpful. Our grandpa's has a custom stock on it with his initials on it. Truly a great piece in our eyes.
traded a striker fired pistol for this and i will say it was a great trade things like this will stay in my family
I have one my father left me.
It was only made from 1936 to 1939, and almost 307,000 were produced. When new it sold for $6.
Darrell Patton They are fantastic rifles aren't they? Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe!
Darrell Patton my dad left me one too. Where do I find the serial number on this thing? I feel like an idiot...
@@emansdrawkcab4 A lot of guns from that time didn't have serial numbers. For Remington, some 22's did, (model 37 for instance), while others did not.
I just got 1 today that my dad gave me it was his dad and was passed On to my dad and he gave it to me today can’t wait to try it out
@@emansdrawkcab4 on the underside side of the barrel just before the stock
I have my fathers model 41. As I recall, he bought it as a boy in the 1930s,choosing it over a Marlin. My own son used it to earn his Boy Scout rifle shooting merit badge because he couldn’t get a tight grouping with my modern 10/22 carbine. Super accurate
Love guns that are passed down!
Have one I picked up in a bag of parts at a garage sale. Cleaned it up. Well used. VERY accurate shooter.
I have one made in 1934 according to remington. Very accurate rifle even compared to modern rifles. Made back in the day when during the depression people had to hunt to have enough meat. I got mine from a seventy something old woman in florida who told me her uncle fed his family with it during the depression.My freiend has a model 33 which is the predesessor to the 41. The 510 replaced the 41 with its self cocking bolt etc. Very cool little rifles to collect and very affordable.
Dave Parsons Very fun, affordable and accurate rifles! Thanks for watching.
Mine was made in February of 1937. Extremely accurate rifle. I found it while cleaning out the family's barn and it cleaned up nicely.
They are very nice guns. Love your story! Consider subscribing for future videos!
I’ve got the 41P from my dad’s father. Woods still shiny and everything
Today I just inherited this gun. My great grandfather passed it down to my grandpa, it skipped a generation and went straight to me, and im so excited, it's my 14th birthday
They are fantastic rifles. Take good care of it and enjoy it! Consider subscribing for future videos!
@@TheGunBuff I will take very good care of it its such an honor to have one
I have one. It was my wife’s grandfather’s. I cleaned it up nice. Shoots great. I have shot armadillo, skunk, groundhog, possum, crow, fox. So easy to use.
My grandpa was a rancher in Laredo Texas in the 1960s and I remember him always having it by his side.
Love it. Hard working gun for a hard working man! Thanks for the comments and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already!
Hopefully I will receive my father's, who received it from his father. My dad has told me many stories of shooting this rifle. Can't wait to have it in my collection..but under the circumstances..I'm happy to wait..lol. Great video.. only thing..it always drives me crazy when I hear people say.. "great beginner gun, great for a child"... only because I love them so much and I'm 50...ha ha
Child at heart! I hope you get your family rifle and I hope you stay safe. Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
I have one my dad bought for me when i was just a little fella. he bought me and my brother both one.
Thanks for sharing your family gun story! Love it when people tell me them!
I just found 98% of the parts to put my dad's back together once I re-blue it and refinish the stock. Only thing I can see that's missing are the 2 screws for trigger guard. It has been through a fire but luckily it was on the other side that didn't get to hot. Steam and soot didn't help its already rough finish then add 15yrs of setting with oil and grease so it didn't get worse lol
I just bought one of these in really nice condition. Id always wanted one but hadnt found one for sale that was in good shape until now
You will not be disappointed, they are fun and extremely accurate! Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
Is it ok to use cci stinger ammo in one of these?
I think it would be fine. I have shot all kinds of ammo out of mine. CCI Stingers is great ammo. Higher velocity does not come at higher psi, in this ammo it is derived from the special 32 grain bullet that gives the CCI Stinger a larger case volume/powder charge. Which in turn gives it higher velocity.
i have one made in sept. 1936. Very accurate . iv had it for about 30 years
mqa1963 I love these old rifles! Thanks for the comments and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already.
Hi mate, quick question I have just inherited this rifle and giving it a quick clean up. Ive noticed the safety lug on mine when in the ready mode is at 12 o'clock when it should be at the 11 o'clock. Is their a way to undo/fix this as when you aim the lug is in your sight picture.
Cheers
I also have one that my Dad had as a farm kid probably around age 11. It was the first gun I ever shot around the same age. He told me a story about him being on a ship heading to Europe to kick Hitler's ass. They were all given new M1s right out of a crate with stocks that were rather dry. They all spent hours sitting there rubbing them with oily rags. He said by the time they arrived his was looking real pretty. Unfortunately, they took that gun away and handed him an M1903 Springfield bolt action telling him he's now a sniper. I wonder if his background as a farm boy with that old 22 got him that job.
Love that story! Thanks for sharing.
I have the 41P mine has front hooded and rear peep sites.
That sounds awesome on this gun. Love me some peep sights!
I have one of these.Probably made late 1936.Does anyone know the twist rate on the Barrel.
I have 2 of these.
Steveie McSchneive they are really fun to shoot. Thanks for the comments and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already!
You should do eight accuracy test I've got one and I had a drum taps and I'm able to shoot 3 inch groups at 100 yards
They are very good old rifles!
3" at 100 yards I guess it is not a Target Master after all. 3' that is bad. WOW
Alguien sabe de algún manual de Remington calibre 22 modelo 41 se me safo el resorte y no se cómo va?
I have my 1st gun which is identical to your Model 41. When I was a kid my next door neighbor gave it to me before he died and I don't have any paperwork for it. I understand it's from the 1930s! But at one point I took it all apart to re-stain the stock and through many moves I lost all the parts except the stock, barrel and cleaning push rod. Do you have a source for all the missing parts? Please let me know. Thanks, Jerry Fountain.
I wish I had a good source. Gunbroker, Ebay and numrich, are what I use for older gun parts. Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
My dad just gave me one yesterday I need a bolt for it though
Merry Christmas! You will love it! Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already!
I have my grandfather's but the bolt is jammed. Do you know how to un jam it by chance?
These bolts get really dirty. Especially if they haven't been broken down and lubricated in a long time. Their is a pin near the bolt handle that you push out and the pin and the spring will sperqt from the bolt body. If I have time I will make a video. Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos.
@@TheGunBuff thank you sir. That would be very helpful.
My dad gave me his he had it when he was a kid how can I look up to see when it was purchased etc I wanted to do a print out of it and frame it with my grandpa name on it and give it to my dad
They only way I know you do that is do a Google search on the aerial number,, if you have one. And if you do not have a serial number then go onto collecting forms. From both of those sources you should be able to find the year of manufacture. Hope this helps!
@@TheGunBuff thank you I appreciate it
No problem! Hey shoot me a pic so I can see it when you get it all done!
@@TheGunBuff I sure will thank you
Mine won't fire after it is cocked back. The bullet has indentions on the back so the pin is hitting it. Pls help
I might take the bolt apart and clean it very well and see if that frees up the spring and sticker. You can also try different ammo as well. Let us know how it goes.
With a name like Target Master it should live up to its name. Mine is missing the bolt handle, how the hell does someone lose the bolt handle?
I have no idea. Someone who doesn't take care of thier weapons? Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
My grandmaw gave me hers yesterday that was her dads.
That's awesome! Enjoy it and treasure it. Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
1:17, dry fires a rimfire. Sorry it is a pet peeve of mine. Got mine in a pawn shop in 2005, all the metal was covered in rattle can black and the bore was very leaded and DIRTY so I got it cheap. It was an easy restore job, love mine.
How much is it worth
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This is a story I shared on Facebook so places named were local.
Remington Targetmaster .22 Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle.
Why?
When I was growing up in Brentwood Mr. Dabbs threw this weapon into the garbage. A neighborhood kid found it but his mother would not let him keep it. So I was the lucky recipient.
Still ask why? Later, when I was 11 (1979) years old this individual shot me in the calf with a pellet gun (loaded with a BB). I had to have surgery to remove the BB, the doctors couldn't find it so it's still in me somewhere. Kevin Back later became a Law Enforcement Officer in LA County, California.
This weapon was made in 1936 and is still in my possession. Is it worth anything? Hell yes it is. My dad would take me and my brother plinking to the sand pit off of HWY 50 where the Kanes furniture store is now. I could buy the ammo myself at Whites Auto which was in the Shopping Center where Bogarts was.
Childhood memories. You can't fake em' but when you're cleaning an old gun you can sure relive them!
A picture is in the comments.
Love it! Thanks for sharing!
I just found one that my grandpa left me when he died !
Sorry for your loss! They rifle is fantastic, enjoy! Consider subscribing for future videos!
The Gun Buff Thanks & I Will 👍🏽
I got Gramps
That's is what is all about. Having them and keeping them to pass them down to kids and grandkids! Thanks for the comments and consider subscribing for future videos!
could shoot the toenails of squirels when i was a kids
Yup they are super accurate! Love me! Thanks for the comments and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already!
A Child will have a hard time Cocking this Rifle. Cannot Fire? in Safe Mode, Where did you learn that. Unload when crossing a Fence.
Non of my own children or any of my 4H campers have had a hard time cocking this rifle. Thanks for the comments and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already!
@@TheGunBuff it has a smooth bolt action as well!
Ray Jay is sure does! One of my best shooters!