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I would remortgage my house and buy all the 350 REM MAG and 6.5MM REM MAG model 700s that I could find in good shape at $700.00 I think that would be good investment !!!!! Any body looking to sell ? John

Hang on to it !!!! Ten years from now you will be glad you did ... John

There were around 1100 made in 1969 only along with about the same amount of 6.5MM REM MAG cal made 1969 only but they were sold thru 1973. What they are worth would depend strongly depend on condition but from what I have seen lately I would say some where around $700 on into the low $teens..Hopefu...

Well you have I think the most popular caliber and it would depend on condition but if it were pretty good say $400.00 to $650.00 but don't bank on that..... I will bett in 20 years the 20" barrel guns will be up a lot higher... That is if we still have our guns !!!!!!!!!!!!! John

Well the serial# is right- the stock sounds right-and I belive the front sights were brazed on a lot of the larger calibers thru 1968 ... What caliber is yours ??? It sounds correct ... John

I am no expert but from what I have read and learned they never sold it or called it a carbine but from 1962 to around the end of 1964 some calibers were made in only 20" barrels... 30-06 270 243 222 222REM MAG 280 and 6MM as far as I know.. I think that would be up to approximately 118000 seri...

Thanks for the responce.... John

Hi: My name is John I joined The Remington Society about 1 1/2 to 2 years ago and have talked to on the phone and thru email many RSA members and have learned a lot of new stuff !!! It's a real good bunch of people...When I first joined I recevied a list of many RSA members and it told what every on...

John : I talked to you on the phone and buy email about a year ago ... I had just bought a real nice 121B and was looking for some info on it . You told me what you new and said there wasn't much info on the 121Bs and I thank you for that !!!! The reason I am asking about the 241s is I am interested...

Are there any 241 collectors that could help me ?? I have quite a few model 16s- 121s- 721s - 722s and all the butt stocks and butt plates are serial numbered to the gun... I have one 241 and am thinking on buying another and neither have butt plate or stock numbered to gun but stock finish and colo...

725 - cal 280-AG code-march of 1960- serial # 715092
725 - cal 244-OF code-july of 1959-serial # 712024
725- cal 270 - AG code - march 1960 - serial #710016 new in box
I also have some 721s and 722s I will look them up and get back to you.. Thanks John

I think that is some kind of customized gun.. The front checkering panel doesn't look right nor have I ever seen a 722 with a capped pistol grip and it also looks like the bolt handel has been swept up a bit !!! Back to the " C " question.. I wonder if that would mean it came from the Remi...

I have a few 722s and 721s and from what I have read and found thru taking the ones I have apart there are no Cs...I have a couple 721 Bs and those have fancy grain wood and are checkered and are marked B by hand after the 721 on recevier and they are marked or stamped B in the stocks barrel channel...

Thanks for gettin back to me !!! I have about 12 700s but only 3 that are between 62 and 64 the other 2 have the very same finish but don't have the excess on the butt ... It just dosen't make sence to me why some one would refinish a gun in such good shape! Most always when a stock is ready for ref...

I just purchased a real nice 700 BDL fleur-de-lis checkering - 20" barrel 270 cal. with A L barrel code serial #995xx which is march of 1964 if I did my home work right !!!!! The gun is pretty much as new void of nicks in stock..no scraches on blueing..almost no bolt wear.. floor plate and trig...