Help ID this stock/receiver

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krom
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Help ID this stock/receiver

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Looks like 22 rim fire, but I don't know anything else about it
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Mainspring
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Looks like a Remington Model 514. An economy rifle in their lineup but a well made rifle.
Fisher Finley
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Looks like a great project for the winter!
krom
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Mainspring wrote: Tue Jan 20, 2026 6:56 pm Looks like a Remington Model 514. An economy rifle in their lineup but a well made rifle.
Thanks! I'm assuming the serial would be on the missing barrel?
Mainspring
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I don't remember if the gun was numbered. Prior to 1968 serial numbers were not mandatory. Remington has stamped SN's on barrels before being mandated, I just don't recall if the M514 was numbered.
clintonhenry
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Post by clintonhenry »

Looks interesting! It definitely resembles a .22 rimfire. Any additional details or markings on it? They could help in identifying it further!
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