Pump-action .22 made by Remington! This rifle holds around 15 rounds of .22 LR, and up to 22 rounds of .22 short, just in the magazine tube!
The 527 rifle series started production in 1954, with its design based on the Remington 870 shotgun. This rifle is extremely reliable, and it has been in my family since it was purchased in the 1960's. The manufacture of this exact rifle took place in June of 1964.
This .22 is specifically the Fieldmaster series, which means a lot of the parts are made of aluminum (Kind of like a Model 70 Featherweight). The total weight comes in at just 4 pounds.
This rifle is in perfect working condition, I would place its condition at 98% according to a gun value guide. I guarantee that it'll function without any hiccups (or money back within 1 week of sale). It is fairly accurate, I've never bench-rested it, but at 50 yards it'll nail pop cans every time.
I am in PULLMAN, WA...I moved from Lacey, however I will be able to do a sale over on the west side either this weekend, or possibly around Christmas.
I can also head up to Spokane anytime...all I ask is some compensation of gas.
The 527 rifle series started production in 1954, with its design based on the Remington 870 shotgun. This rifle is extremely reliable, and it has been in my family since it was purchased in the 1960's. The manufacture of this exact rifle took place in June of 1964.
This .22 is specifically the Fieldmaster series, which means a lot of the parts are made of aluminum (Kind of like a Model 70 Featherweight). The total weight comes in at just 4 pounds.
This rifle is in perfect working condition, I would place its condition at 98% according to a gun value guide. I guarantee that it'll function without any hiccups (or money back within 1 week of sale). It is fairly accurate, I've never bench-rested it, but at 50 yards it'll nail pop cans every time.
I am in PULLMAN, WA...I moved from Lacey, however I will be able to do a sale over on the west side either this weekend, or possibly around Christmas.
I can also head up to Spokane anytime...all I ask is some compensation of gas.
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