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Old December 23, 1999, 05:52 PM   #1
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Ran across the subject rifle in a local pawn shop. SN: 51943

It is a .22 LR(?) smokeless & ?-less. Made by Remington Arms Co., previously Remington U.M.C. Co, Browning Patent blah-de-blah.

Appears to be the basic Browning 22-auto design EXCEPT it has a quick takedown barrel, which are 1/2 interrupted threads.

Wood is field grade, no figuring. Screws show buggering from improperly sized screwdriver. Shop wants $300.

What's the history on these, collectability and range of value from 98% to 60%, and NRA excellent to NRA good?

Thanks Mykl
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Old December 24, 1999, 02:11 AM   #2
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MYKL:
My records indicate, from your descripton, that you have a Remington Model 24, takedown rifle. It was designed by John M Browning, and mfg'd from 1922-1935.

VALUES:
EXC=$400.00 POOR=$100.00

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