REMINGTON MODEL 14 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington Model 14 is a classic slide-action rifle introduced in 1912 by Remington Arms. It was designed for fast, reliable cycling with a tubular magazine feeding system. Though production ceased decades ago, it remains a prized collector's item and hunting rifle.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Fast and smooth slide-action operation
• Reliable tubular magazine feeding
• Classic American rifle craftsmanship
• Versatile for small to medium game hunting
• Strong collector appeal and historical value

Key Variants

Remington Model 14-1

Introduced in 1921, featuring a specialized hammer and improved feed system for enhanced reliability.

Remington Model 14-2

Updated variant with modified barrel bands and improved sights, suitable for hunters seeking durability.

Remington Model 14-4

Latest production model with refinements in stock design and barrel options for versatility.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington Model 14	Winchester Model 1894	Mossberg Model 464
MSRP	N/A (Discontinued)	Approx. $900	Approx. $650
Capacity/Size	Tubular mag, 6-10 rounds	Tubular mag, 7-10 rounds	Tubular mag, 10 rounds
Weight	Approx. 6.5 lbs	Approx. 7.5 lbs	Approx. 6.3 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Hammer-fired	Hammer-fired	Hammer-fired
Notable Pro	Smooth slide-action operation	Proven durability and popularity	Lightweight and reliable
Notable Con	Discontinued, limited availability	Heavier than competitors	Less iconic reputation

Best Use Cases

• Small to medium game hunting
• Classic rifle collection
• Range shooting and training
• Heritage firearm appreciation

FAQs

Can I find aftermarket parts for the Remington Model 14?

Aftermarket parts are limited due to the model's discontinued status; vintage parts often come from specialized dealers.

What calibers were chambered in the Remington Model 14?

Common calibers include .32 Remington, .35 Remington, and .30 Remington, designed for small and medium game hunting.

How does the slide-action mechanism work on the Model 14?

The lightweight slide cycles the tubular magazine efficiently, providing rapid follow-up shots with minimal effort.