Looking for a Remington Model 14 in 30 or 35 caliber in good condition and reasonable price. Thanks for any help you can give...Bobby

Nuckols Gun Works
(540) 886-3061 - NuckolsGun@gmail.com - 1801 W. Beverley Street, Staunton, VA 24401

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Sincerely,

Hobie

I have a good Remington 141 is 30 Remington. It is a transition model from 14 to 141 made in 1935 with parts from both rifles. The blue is worn, but no pits, the action is tight and the bore nice and shiney. It is a very good rifle.

The stock has been refinished and the butt stock has a small crack at the wrist. It is easy to repair and I also have a semi-finished Fajen buttstock with some nice looking wood that goes with it.

I also have a set of dies and a Lyman tang sight that fits is the factory holes and a couple of boxes of once fired cases.

If, I sold it, I would like to sell all of the above as a package. I will be reasonable, but I won't give it away either.

If you are interested make me an offer. Of course, if you are not happy, I will always refund your money.

but the gun is a 141, NOT a 14. I'm sorry Bobby. It is a nice 141 though...

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Sincerely,

Hobie

ben mor 'r less absent to post lately, but Three-five seems to give those vintage guns: Rem's or Merlin's -- a sweet balance and pleasant shooting characteristics. since I have gone over to The Dark Side -- modern stuff -- I try to bite my wallet and not fall for those blue steel and walnut lovelies. BUT, those slinker-than-slick pumps are just so fine to own and shoot.

do hope you land one in y'r door. The .35 is such a neat round, and the guns are really off-hmx33hand hunter's delights.

but never could find a rifle. So it goes.....

Charles:

I'd be interested if Bobby isn't. Can you send photos of the rifle to me at notdisclosed723 at hotmail dot com, with the usual adjustments to the at and dot?

Thanks.

Rem

the same angle.

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Sincerely,

Hobie

Bud:

How much brass? How much do you want for the dies and brass?

Thanks.

Rem

Got 6 boxes....5 missing which is 115 rds. Boxes are old, probably worth more than the brass but not in perfect condition. Dies are RCBS w/shellholder. 4 are Remington 'Kleanbore' green/red boxes, one Western and one Peters. I'm not much for money...got anything you wanna swap ??

Bud:

Let me look. I asked because I have a line on a Remington 141 in .32 and I noticed your posting about the brass and dies. I'm calling the seller tomorrow to see if I can make the deal.

I have a ton of reloading supplies, including some less than common stuff - .25-20, .219 Zipper, .310 Cadet, .218 Bee and a bit of .348 Winchester I can think of off the top of my head. Let me check the cabinets and see what else pops up. I just moved and I'm still unpacking. No fun at all.

Rem

I've had it 20 yrs or so...it ain't going nowhere. I too have a lot of reloading and casting stuff. What I really need are a set of 6.5TCU dies. Let me know if you score on the rifle an we'll figure something out.

Bud:

Scored on the rifle. Why don't you e-mail me at notdisclosed 723 at hotmail dot com taking out the spaces and substituting the @ and . for the words and we'll take this conversation off line.

Thanks.

Rem