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Designed by Pederson I think, the 141 is an update of the 14 which is/was one of the handiest woods rifle ever carried in cover. They are great hunting rifles especially if you can use the iron sights-a peep sight makes them more effective.
 
Condition, condition, condition plus original without alteration always commands a premium. The carbine model is not as common as the rifle version and would be worth more. A rifle unaltered in v good condition would probably go for $525 or so as a guess. You will just have to do some research to pin it down.
 
Here are the specs on it:
Overview:
Description: Slide action repeating rifle that replaced the Remington Arms Model 14 and was later replaced by the Remington Model 760
Introduction Year: 1935
Year Discontinued: 1950
Total Production: Approximately 77,000
Designer/Inventor: Remington Arms Company
Action Type: Slide action
Caliber/Gauge: .30 Remington, .32 Remington, & .35 Remington Serial Number Blocks: 0001 � 78,000
Variations:
141A Standard � 1936
141C Special � 1936
141D Peerless � 1936
141F Premier � 1936
141R Carbine - 1945
 
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southernhunter said:
if it would been a carbine i was going to jump on it .

If it is in good to great condition, I would be jumping on it for the right price. I love the .35 Rem. I missed out on one this summer, dang near mint for $200 at a garage sale.

FDXX75
 

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