Finding the value of a 35 Rem model 141

[Scouterman]

I have a Remington model 141 35 rem serial # 19735 barrel marks CG makes it April 1938 pre-war gun. It is missing the breech block and maybe other parts. I have not taken it apart! I have had it in the back of the closet for 20 years!

Read More

 

[VinnieBoomBah]

JMHO but without all the parts you don't have a "gun", you have parts, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, just the way it is. You can go here to see what retail is for 141 parts.

Search | Numrich Gun Parts

On-site Product Search - Numrich Gun Parts.

www.gunpartscorp.com

 

[Scouterman]

Thanks for the info on gun parts! I won't be fixing this gun up, maybe I will sell the whole thing as a parts gun! Thanks!

 

[bcp]

Complete rifles:

https://truegunvalue.com/rifle/remington-141-35/price-historical-value

Bruce

 

[Val1884]

IF the furniture is good and lower is complete, 150-225$

 

[gmerkt]

and maybe other parts

Ka-ching. Is not a city in China.

Breech block, $125. Some of the small "other parts" out of stock. It all adds up. If the rifle is otherwise in good condition, it might be worth fixing up for the right person.

The Remington pump rifles were always more popular back east for woods hunters than out West. Prone to breakage at the wrist of the stock. Hunter trips and goes down, breaks the fall with the rifle, cracks the stock. I've seen a number of Remington auto rifles with cracked butt stocks like this. Don't see it with the shotguns, they are used differently. I've owned several Rem. 760's, that's the pump rifle that came just after the 141. They all worked fine with factory ammo. The .30-06's could be fussy with reloads unless a small base sizing die was used in resizing the brass.

 

[Scouterman]

I want to thank BCP,VAL, and Gmerkt for you input! I guess I need to take it apart and really see what is missing! Thanks again!

 

[jbett98]

Numrich Gun Parts has a factory original breech block available for $125.00.