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richmoore · Last edited by richmoore on Sun Feb 17, 2008 12:47 pm; edited 1 time in total

Selling Remington 541-S with Tasco 4-12 x 40 scope. Rifle is 99+% perfect. 5 shot magazine takes shorts...longs...long rifles. Valued at $750.00. First $650.00 in cash takes it. Pics at
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richmoore · Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 8:21 pm Post subject: more info

. The Remington Model 541-S Custom Sporter was first introduced in 1972. The Model 541-S was an attractive .22 caliber bolt action rifle which looked a lot like a bigger center fire hunting rifle. The 541-S was based on the Model 540-XR action and came equipped with a tapered twenty-four inch barrel and a one piece American walnut stock with cut checkering and simulated rosewood buttplate, forend tip, and grip cap. Other special features included a five-shot box magazine, dual extractors on the rear lock-up bolt, adjustable trigger and fancy scroll engraved receiver. When introduced in 1972, the 541-S retailed for $134.95. In answer to your question, Model 541-S rifles came without sights, they were factory drilled and tapped for custom aperture sights or scope mounts. The Model 541-S was discontinued in December 1983, after about 31,000 rifles had been manufactured. In 1986 the 541-S was reintroduced with slightly different features as the Model 541-T, Remington added a heavy-barrel version 1993. Blue book values for the 541-S range from $275 to over $600 depending on condition. [/url]
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