Help dating a Remington 721 rifle
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Don't take it to a movie or a nice dinner. Just a hiking trip or, if you get to know her, an overnight camping trip. Double dating can be fun, if the other guy has one that isn't too flashy :mrgreen:
on the serious side, the older Remingtons use a set of numbers/letters on the barrel
http://www.remingtonsociety.com/questio ... OWDERX.htm
on the serious side, the older Remingtons use a set of numbers/letters on the barrel
http://www.remingtonsociety.com/questio ... OWDERX.htm
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:lol:azmick said:
How long have you been waiting to say that?
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I still have my first rifle a Remington 581LH .22lr, I got it when I was 8yrs old. It was made in 1967, and of the three models of 581's made there was a total of the three of 54,000 produced. The other two models were right hand bolts, so taking a guess there were not to many of the left hand bolts made. This was also the only bolt action rimfire that Remington ever offered in left hand as a standard feature.
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Speaking of "dating" Remingtons by the barrel letters, I did that yesterday to determine the date of a 700 ADL in 222 Rem Mag that I was pondering buying. Came back at Sept 1963...kinda cool, I was 3 years old when that old 700 was made! And, to make a long story short, I went back to that gunstore and put it on lay-a-way! That danged rifle was just too purdy to let someone else have it! 
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