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I am new around here, but I have been lurking for a long time. I am looking for a Remington mod. 141 in .35 Rem. cal. I would like to find a carbine. I would also consider a .30 cal or .32. It would be great to find one in TX, but I will pay for the shipping and the transfer fees. Thanks

I have a really nice Remington 141 in 35 that is just collecting dust. Please email me at remguy260@msn.com if you're interested.

Jeff

Is that the same rifle you offered me last summer?

Yup, still have it, still gathering dust.

Jeff

Highly under rated rifles IMHO. Fastest slide- action ever made still to this day, plus they take down. These rifles are worth much more than what they sell for if you ask me. If they tried to manufacture one today, think of what it would cost. The only bad thing about them is their notoriously heavy trigger pulls. They were discontinued because of production costs. Nobody wanted to pay that much for a pump action. If you ask me, they've got it all over the current models. Happy holidays fellas, 2MG

260Remguy----I sent an e-mail, I would like to get the info about your 141. Let me know

There is one at the local gun shop. Next time I am in I'll check it out.

30 Remington. Kevins??

Where is Kevins.

Let me know what you find out. Thanks

I have a NIB trigger shoe for a 141-- $6 shipped.

It's a 30 Remington, can't remember the price, Pacecars?

I can't remember the price but I will stop by today. It is at Kevins and looked pretty good.

260Remguy- - - -I am interested, check your e-mail.

It is a .30 Cal in great shape but they are asking $695 for it. It is at Kevins Guns 850-386-5544

That is kinda high. There is a gun show coming soon. I will check there first. Thanks

I think it is a consignment gun. I was thinking it was high too.

Mine is as follows:

This Remington 141 in 35 Remington is in excellent condition, but it is not original as it has had two (2) holes drilled and tapped in the left side of the receiver to mount a receiver peep sight. It also has had a set of Uncle Mike�s QD studs installed, with the front stud being mounted on a band around the magazine tube. Both of these jobs were well done and don�t detract for the looks, handling, or usefulness of the rifle.

On a scale of 100, with 100 being �NIB/New In Box� condition, I would grade this rifle in the low to middle 90% range due to light blue wear on the edges. It does not appear to have had much use and certainly has not seen any hard use. The serial number is 302xx.

I have $425 into it and need $425 plus the actual shipping and insurance. I am getting tired of looking at it.

Jeff

I saw a .32 and a .30 Rem 141 in the used rack at the Cabelas in Ft. Worth right before Christmas. I don't remember the price, but think they were in the $450 range. One (don't remember which) was in better shape than the other.

-Lou

How about a Model 14?
http://www.collectorsfirearms.com/r3098.htm