It did come with a box but I doubt I’ll shoot it , kind of a impulse buy , definitely not the first time and won’t be the last 🫣

Great detail job and very nice catch 👍🏼
I’ve always admired the gallery guns but never owned one , here’s a model 1903 Winchester I recently acquired 🇺🇸

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Very cool. I'm in love with these old .22 rifles, Winchesters and Remingtons.

Thats not a bad deal at all I have a like new wooden handguard for it if the HG is not ilegal to ship out of California

I found this diamond in the rough at the local gun shop four weeks ago. It had some old flaky shellac that I assumed was applied by a former owner. It was easy to strip off and replace with a couple of coats of BLO. Also did a detail cleaning and lube of all the internals.

This one was made in 1945. 1943-44 saw very little production of firearms for civilian sales at Remington. I guess they were busy making 1903-A3 and A4 rifles. Commercial production ramped up quickly in the latter half of 1945.

WWII Era and 1946 Model 121 Production Numbers
1941: 11,705
1942: 6,528
1943: 5
1944: 21
1945: 8,092
1946: 13,292

I was surprised at how many parts are serialized, with a total of five SNs.
Specs: OAL of 42”, 24” barrel, 28” for just the barrel assembly portion in takedown mode, 14” LOP, a capacity of 15 .22LR cartridges in the tube magazine. It can shoot .22short/long/lr.






























Additional serial numbers, besides the only externally visible one on the receiver.








Pics of the stock before removing the chipped and flaking shellac with denatured alcohol.