Beware of scammers.

Here are some pictures of the boxes, left off my original posting.

Two (2) full boxes, 40 Rounds of bright/shiny factory Ammunition.

$175 + $20 shipping / $195

Nice stuff, I don't sell crap! These are the hard to find 170gr RN, boxes have some edge wear but fully intact. One has a styrofoam insert, the other plastic.

Jim Peterson
Charlotte, NC

The "Sear" is called a "Sear" and is Part #122, nice the other chap downloaded a repair manual, should have been done a long time ago.

Yeah, messing with the trigger and the end of the sear is easy to do and a total bitch to fix. Replacing the trigger is annoying but doable AND actually its good to ...

John!

For some reason I 'm having problems sending a private message BUT I will take your offer and pull it from GB...................and glad its going to someone who will appreciate it!!!!!

Jim Peterson
7420 Leharne Drive
Charlotte, NC 28270

Sorry for the late response!!!

Pics attached!

Jim

For whatever its worth you should NEVER use ballistic tip or ANY pointed ammunition in these rifles, nor should you use hard cast lead bullets unless you load them directly into the chamber. The rifle was designed in 1910 to use only pristine RN ammunition and in fact came with a "hang tag" that ...

Welcome to the wonderful world of the Remington Model 14! No, the rifle should NOT cock if the trigger is held back, curious as to why you would want to do that.

If you purchased a rifle from the internet where the seller stated "this needs to be checked out by a competent gunsmith" then you ...

This is a super-rare hard to find item and have a nice one listed on Gunbroker for $291 but tax & shipping. Anyone that wants to buy it via the RSA site I will sell it for $285 delivered in a Small Priority Mail Box.

This is the 101 that fits in the factory tang sight holes but is manually ...

Tink!

We seem to have a problem here since the 722 was discontinued in 1962 and wasn't made in 6mm, the 721 was discontinued about the same time, and it wasn't chambered in 6mm. I have a 1956 Model 722 in .222 and a 1950 721 in .300 H&H, neither have had any safety problem. I shot a lot of Prairie ...

Hey!

nambujim@charlotte.twcbc.com

The sight elevator I pulled for you is about 99%, probably a lot "gooder" than the rifle.

Take care and stay warm!

Jim

Scott!
You ought to give Tom a call, there is only one Thomas Hemphill in Fosston and he's curious who "Bud" might be???

Thanks for the caliber, we will record it.

Jim

Scott!

All my stuff is first class and as I state on my auctions on Gunbroker, "I don't sell crap".
It does indeed have the original milled elevator. the 701 sight used on the Model 14
is different than the one used on the Model 141..........a lot different. They did use the Model 14 variation on ...

Yeah!

I'm not much into taking pictures and too damn old to run up/down stairs to do it.
Sorry about that but I can sell you one if you want, mine are about 90%+ condition, clean, and correct. For the rear sight $95 including shipping which is in a small Priority mail box otherwise the USPS will ...

Roger that!

Lets get the numbers correct!

The Wheel Sight number is 117-1/2
The Long Leaf Rear Sight is 701-1/2

Yours is a late production rifle, those were some of the best 14's.

Don't be misled by some of the ads on Ebay or Gunbroker, they don't know a real
701-1/2 sight from their ass. The ...

Hey!

Serial would have been helpful but if your rifle was made in 1931 it would have had the 701-1/2 Long leaf rear sight and a high front. Yes, the wheel sight was an option for a rear sight until Model 14 production ceased. Pedersen designed the Wheel Sight to fit in the necessary slot on the ...