![]() The bolt could thenbe closed, the safety operated and the trigger pulled for a safe and accuratedischarge of the weapon. 22 rimfire shell(all three varieties), out of the rifle’s tubular magazine into the chamber,simultaneously aligning it perfectly with the rifle’s bore. What made the rifleunique and rock-solid reliable was the shell-carrier design of Crawford CharlesLoomis of Remington Arms. There were three major variants: the standard 34-A, whichwas equipped with open iron sights the 34-P, which came with a Lyman peepsight and the NRA Target, which was fitted with the peep sight and a commemorativebrass bolt handle. It is primarily known as a plinking/squirrelhunting gun par excellence that has often been passed down through generationsof small game gatherers.Īpproximately 161,000of these guns were produced between 19 at a cost of about $13.50 perunit, a princely sum in those days and doubtless one of the reasons the 34 wasdiscontinued by 1935. The Model 34 has asmall, but devout following. However, a recent purchase of mine has compelled me to write a review ofthe 341’s predecessor, a slimmer, more elegant and just as accurate piece known as the Remington Model 34. ![]() 22 bolt-action rifle on Guns and Shooting Online. Those of you who haveread my work in the past already know about my passion for vintage Mausers andthe esteemed David Tong has already done an exemplary job reviewing theRemington Model 341. ![]()
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