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Remington Targetmaster .22 Rimfire

by Nick Harvey 9 years ago2 years ago

Q. Can you give me some information about a rifle that I want to return to the RSL who I bought it from in the early 70s. It’s a Remington Targetmaster single-shot bolt action in .22 LR with an assortment of peep sights. the tubular action and barrel are made in one piece. The rifle looks to be from the 1920s and is in a hand-made case. Apparently the RSL Cllubs used to hold shooting competitions with them in the old days. Hopefully, you can shed some light on its age etc.

John Malone

The Remington Model 41P Targetmaster was introduced in 1936 and discontinued in 1940. it is a takedown bolt-action single-shot, with 27 inch barrel, hooded bead front sight and peep rear. The pistol-grip stock is uncheckered. Variations are Model 41A with an open rear sight; and 41SB which had a smooth bore chambered only for .22 Short cartridge.

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The late Nick Harvey (1931-2024) was one of the world's most experienced and knowledgeable gun writers, a true legend of the business. He wrote about firearms and hunting for about 70 years, published many books and uncounted articles, and travelled the world to hunt and shoot. His reloading manuals are highly sought after, and his knowledge of the subject was unmatched. He was Sporting Shooter's Technical Editor for almost 50 years. His work lives on here as part of his legacy to us all.