Description: Single Shot Bolt Action Rimfire Rifle
Introduction Year: 1936
Year Discontinued: 1939
- Considering a Remington 510 Targetmaster in.22lr. This is a discussion on Considering a Remington 510 Targetmaster in.22lr within the General Discussion forums, part of the Misc. Category; It's an oldie but a goodie. No serial number but they built them from 1931 through 1962. Remington manufactured about 538,000 and I'm told they.
- The 478 is in the serial # location Rem stamped on the M/510 through 1941. Your date code might be LH. The L would mean February. The H would stand for 1939.
Total Production: Approximately: 307,000
Remington Targetmaster Model 510 Serial Number Location Code
Designer/Inventor: C.C. Loomis
Action Type: Single Shot Bolt Action
Serial Number Blocks: Starting: 00001 - Ending: 307000
Caliber/Gauge: .22short, .22long, .22long rifle, .22W.R.F., .22 Shot (Smoothbore Only)
Serial Number Blocks: N/A. Caliber/Gauge.22 short,.22 long,.22 long rifle,.22 long rifle shot cartridges (510SB smooth bore) Grades Offered: 510A Standard. Variations: Model 510SB Smooth Bore barrel Model 510 'Skeetrap' smooth bore barrel Model 510 Routledge Bore Model 510 Carbine Model 510P Model 510X. Street value is around $150 today. It should not be expected to appreciate much in the next 25 to 50 years; there were amazing numbers made, they have very long service lives, and inexpensive competitors continue to be built. If you buy one, buy. Go over to rimfirecentral.com and look in the Remington thread on the top there is a sticky with the codes and dates on them. These guns were very accurate rifles and are worth between $85.00-$200.00 in mint condition.I have seen very few with serial #'s on them,but when they do they are on the barrel in front of the stock just undernieth.Hope this helps.:wink.
Grades Offered:
Model 41A
Variations:
Model 41A Smooth bore – Changed to Model 41 SB 1938
Model 41 PS - Chambered for .22 W.R.F.
Model 41 AS – Chambered for .22 W.R.F.
Model 41 P
Remington 510 Targetmaster Value
