I have 3 Model 141's, one of which belonged to my Uncle Charlie, which I try to take out once a year. I bought the other two to pass on to whoever in the family will be interested.

One of those looks almost new; there is still full bluing on the magazine tube. It has white line spacers at the butt plate and pistol grip. Someone has told me that they can't be original. Does anyone know if Remington built them that way towards the end of production?

Thanks

Welcome to the Remington Owners Forum Jim !!

The Remington Model 141 Game Master did indeed have white spacers in the locations you describe...as many variations were made. ( see below )

If you would like to see for yourself...just Google or Bing Remington Game Master 141 images like I did.

Enjoy the Forum...!!

Model 141 "The Gamemaster" Pump Action Centerfire Rifle

Overview:

Description: Slide action repeating rifle that replaced the Remington Arms Model 14 and was later replaced by the Remington Model 760


Introduction Year: 1935


Year Discontinued: 1950


Total Production: Approximately 77,000


Designer/Inventor: Remington Arms Company


Action Type: Slide action


Caliber/Gauge: .30 Remington, .32 Remington, & .35 Remington


Serial Number Blocks: 0001 – 78,000


Variations:

141A Standard – 1936
141C Special – 1936
141D Peerless – 1936
141F Premier – 1936
141R Carbine - 1945

Source: http://www.remington.com/products/archi ... aster.aspx