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I still have my Remington 514 that I received for Christmas in 1964.

I don't think that is normal. I honestly don't remember mine ever doing that either. I doubt I even used the half-cock function. Good luck with yours and thanks for the post.

I had a 12ga model 9478 back in the early 80s. I liked it and hunted often with it. I never had any problem with the trigger guard, nor with the break-down button in front of the trigger guard. When I was transferred overseas, I sold it for $50. Wish I still had it. I thought it was a...

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My first was also a Remington 514 from Christmas of 1964. I still have it and always will.

I got my Remington 514 for Christmas in 1964. Still have it and it still looks beautiful. I will never sell mine either.

My first 94 was bought new in the late 70's, for $65.00 at Gibson's Discount Center in Odessa, TX. I sold it in my early Army days for $50.00. I now own a 1986 model, bought used in Huntsville, AL.

Remington 514 single shot .22. Got it for Christmas in 1964 and I still have it.

I have a GP-100 in .38 Special (Model GPF-841, Blued, 4"). Out of curiosity, I just tried to chamber a .357 and it would not go in all the way. I can clearly see throats at the end of the chambers. The .357 stops with about 1/8" sticking out.

I have a blue GP-100 .38 Special. Model is GPF-841. It has fixed sights and a 4" barrel. It came with the Hogue grip, but I switched to Ruger compact grips with insert (ordered from Ruger shop). I purchased it NIB in Oct 2012 at a local gun shop. I've fired it exactly six times and never...

The worst: Raptor Bolt-Action Rifle. Economy-class rifle introduced in 1997. Chambered for .270-, .30-06, .243-, .25-06 and .308-calibers. Fitted with 22" barrel and black synthetic checkered stock. An upgrade model was available with wooden stock. Adjustable trigger. Weight about 7.5 lbs.

I have a Remington Model 514 .22 single shot that I received for Christmas of 1964. I was 10 years old at the time and my parents got it with S&H Green Stamps (if you are old enough to remember those). I still have it and it still looks brand new. It went overseas with me for a tour of duty...

I have a Mossberg and mine is flush with the receiver, except for the cartridge stop itself. So, I would say yours is definitely bent. Would probably be easier to just order a new part instead of trying to bend it back into correct form. Hope this helps.

My oldest is a single-shot Remington .22 Model 514. I received it for Christmas in 1964, when I was 10 years old and still have it. Second oldest is a Remington 870 that I bought new in 1979. I have another .22 and .410 that I inherited (and are much older), but those don't have the...

My favorite is Larry's Pistol and Pawn, in Huntsville, AL. I was stationed at Redstone Arsenal (Huntsville) in the 70s, then traveled there frequently in my civilian job. Larry's original store is still in the same location on N. Memorial Parkway, and now has a second location in nearby...

Christmas of 1964, I received a Remington 514 .22. I was 10 years old at the time, and still have it 56 years later.