Remington ~ Model 141 The Gamemaster ~ .35 REM

At the same time that WWI was breaking out and the world was falling into chaos, Remington was launching one of the most unique pump-action hunting rifles ever produced. Built to compete with fast-running, high-powered lever actions from the likes of Winchester, Marlin, and Savage, the Remington Model 14 and Model 141 carved out a strong niche with American hunters. These side-ejecting pumps were engineered as a hammerless platform for rimless centerfire cartridges. With American walnut and blued steel, they were solid specimens that have weathered the generations. Following a slight redesign in the mid-1930s, the Model 14 was renamed the Model 141. Adding the Gamemaster designation was a nod to the platform's success among hunters and sportsmen of the era. The Model 141 saw production until 1950, though it went dormant in the WWII years with very few rifles coming off the line. Finding classic Model 14 and 141 specimens continues to get more difficult as collectibility increases. This example is still in great shape. The .35 Remington is more than capable to handle deer. Add this collectable Remington to your collection.