Remington 341 - an Oldie!

[druryj]

Will do. I tell ya, they sure don't make stuff like they used to. The machine marks in this old thing speak of lots of work making this gun.


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[rakkal]

Ha you aren't kidding. The amount of things I have that are over 75 years old I'd be willing to take to a range in a heart beat? I'd have to start counting on my toes! One range day, I brought one thing that was younger than 50, and it was the only one that had a malfunction.

 

[druryj]

Ha you aren't kidding. The amount of things I have that are over 75 years old I'd be willing to take to a range in a heart beat? I'd have to start counting on my toes! One range day, I brought one thing that was younger than 50, and it was the only one that had a malfunction.

A lot of times, us old things work better than much younger things...

 

[rakkal]

Haha a fact my dad loves to remind me of. Then we go to the range

 

[swampratt]

I like the patina look.. I would not change it ..I would speak to it softly and rub it with oil and shoot it.

 

[druryj]

I like the patina look.. I would not change it ..I would speak to it softly and rub it with oil and shoot it.

LOL! I would love to shoot it; but that's my first challenge...however, it now looks to me like the safety on the rear of the bolt assembly has been installed incorrectly. It is set up to flip to the right, it should go to the left. The mystery will hopefully continue to unravel...

 

[rakkal]

Well, break it down using t hat owners manual I sent you and rebuild it! I didn't notice that part. And I agree with keeping it original and patina!

 

[druryj]

Uh...that's not exactly a detailed breakdown in those old pages. I'm going to read a little more before I go tear into something unknown.


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[rakkal]

Sounds good. After work I'll see if I can help you look for something

 

[rakkal]

Found this too: http://www.rimfireshooting.com/index.php?/topic/8415-remington-341-p-bolt-assembly-help/