The barrel is fitted with ramped beaded blade front and elevation adjustable rear sights and marked with the Remington address on the left below the rear sight, caliber marking on the left of the chamber, and 1947 date code on the lower left side of the chamber. A spray of floral scroll is engraved on top of the chamber. The receiver displays near full coverage floral scroll, wavy line, and geometric engraving which surrounds five game scenes. The left side of the receiver depicts a bear catching a fish in a stream at the front and a moose looking out over the mountains at the rear. A stalking mountain lion is shown on the right at the front with a pair of white-tailed deer springing into action at the rear. Atop the action is an elk bust. The model and grade markings along with the serial numbers are all hand cut. The work is signed "E" for Remington engraver Carl Ennis in both the moose scene and next to the deer scene. The rifle is mounted in a nicely figured multipoint checkered walnut forend with engraved to match screw heads and pistol grip buttstock with gold initial oval, hard rubber Remington grip cap, and checkered plastic Remington buttplate.

Excellent overall, retaining 99% original blue finish with a few minor handling marks on the magazine tube and crisp engraving. The partially refinished wood is very fine with a few minor dings and scratches as well as some texturing in the mostly original varnish around the reset plaque at the belly of the buttstock and crisp checkering. Mechanically excellent. This wonderful rifle would make a worthy addition to any Remington or slide action collection !