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45ACPete · September 1, 2010, 05:46 PM

I can highly recommend The Gun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly Part III: Rimfire Rifles. I have these manuals in most of the other categories as
well, namely Centerfire Rifles, Revolvers, Semi-auto Pistols, Shotguns, etc. All of them, I think are written by J.B. Wood, and are well illustrated and easy to follow. I recently bought a 241, and while that specific model is not shown in the illustrations, the author states, and I can vouch for it, that the pictures and instructions for the Browning Standard Autoloader are more than adequate, as the guns are nearly identical. By the way, after a thorough cleaning, my gun shoots quite well, except that it won't feed the last three cartridges--I mean to replace the magazine spring, but haven't yet gotten around to it.

September 1, 2010, 05:46 PM	#4
45ACPete Member Join Date: January 27, 2010 Posts: 35	Remington 241 assembly/disassembly I can highly recommend The Gun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly Part III: Rimfire Rifles. I have these manuals in most of the other categories as well, namely Centerfire Rifles, Revolvers, Semi-auto Pistols, Shotguns, etc. All of them, I think are written by J.B. Wood, and are well illustrated and easy to follow. I recently bought a 241, and while that specific model is not shown in the illustrations, the author states, and I can vouch for it, that the pictures and instructions for the Browning Standard Autoloader are more than adequate, as the guns are nearly identical. By the way, after a thorough cleaning, my gun shoots quite well, except that it won't feed the last three cartridges--I mean to replace the magazine spring, but haven't yet gotten around to it.