I recently inherited my grandfathers guns. Most of themive seen and shot growing up. But one I had never seen. It was tucked away in the closet. It is a pump 22. The only numbers I found were 121A. Any info would be appreciated

Pictures would have helped...here's a link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remington_Model_121

I am not try to be a smart aleck but it would probably be easier if you Google Remington 121A. The reason I say that is, you will find so much on the subject that it would take a person for ever to type it all out. Even that will still not answer all the questions you will have, I imagine, But just for starters it is the newer model of the Model 12.

congratulations on the family air loom, it is just to bad how we usually come by them. I hope that is not you're case if it is I am sorry for you're loss.

The model 121 is in fact the newer model 12, And like the model 12 there were several variations.

Remington also still has the owner's manual for the Model 12, the pre-cursor to the 121, on their website.

http://www.remington.com/pages/support/ ... nuals.aspx