Item Gone: FT 1932 REMINGTON MODEL 12 <C> 22CAL /// SHORT, LONG, AND LONG RIFLE - JUST...

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Item Name: FS price DroP REMINGTON MODEL 12 22 S, L, LR tube fed pumper $435 now!

Location: BASS PRO AREA

Zip Code: 30097

Item is for: SALE 435

Caliber: 22S, 22L, 22LR

Willing to Ship: NO

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: PICKED THIS UP FROM A FRIEND
HE WANTS TO SELL

HERE IS WHAT YOU HAVE BEFORE YOU...
REMINGTON MODEL 12
PUMP ACTION 22 WITH A RARE 21" BARREL
WALNUT STOCK AND PLASTIC REMINGTON UMC (STOCK) BUTTPLATE
THESE RIFLES WERE SAID TO BE DEADLY ACCURATE, AND ARE NOW VERY COLLECTIBLE AS WELL AS GREAT SHOOTERS

I HAVE DATED THIS RIFLE AS 1932, I SEE NO MODIFICATIONS AND OVERALL GREAT SHAPE WITH A BEAUTIFUL UNMOLESTED PATINA

HAPPY EASTER


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Gorgeous

 

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Gorgeous

The barrel is slightly longer than the specification; it is 21 1/4 inches as opposed to 20. But yes this thing is a beauty

 

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Little Pump Bump

 

[CableguyJJS3]

C models to the best of my knowledge are pistol grip, crescent butt plate, octagon barrel models with the upgraded sights. I would call that a 12A. Also the rear sight pictured, looks like a slug of epoxy in there?? Should be a screw for elevation adjustments. Regardless, nice little guns for sure. GLWS

 

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C models to the best of my knowledge are pistol grip, crescent butt plate, octagon barrel models with the upgraded sights. I would call that a 12A. Also the rear sight pictured, looks like a slug of epoxy in there?? Should be a screw for elevation adjustments. Regardless, nice little guns for sure. GLWS

There are no modifications and If you would like I will take closer pictures. I did the best research I could and I am not a Remington expert by any means

 

[CableguyJJS3]

There are so many minor changes and iterations of them things, it truly is impossible to tell. And believe me, for model 12 Rem's, I've owned somewhere in the 30's I think? Still have around 12 or 15, they can be called anything just about. There are a few models that have things that make them one model or another and that's ironclad. This one here, could be a C, looks more to me like an A, but just my opinion. I don't claim to be an expert on anything, just a guy who's had more than a few of some things....

 

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There are so many minor changes and iterations of them things, it truly is impossible to tell. And believe me, for model 12 Rem's, I've owned somewhere in the 30's I think? Still have around 12 or 15, they can be called anything just about. There are a few models that have things that make them one model or another and that's ironclad. This one here, could be a C, looks more to me like an A, but just my opinion. I don't claim to be an expert on anything, just a guy who's had more than a few of some things....

As I stated I did the best research possible, it does not have a hex barrel, it does not have typical markings, and the really strange part is the barrel is measuring 21 1/2 inches. The area that you are referring to as possible epoxy is just a bad shadow. I believe there is a brass riser down there but I'm not sure. Anyway I would really appreciate others with interests in old rifles