Manufactured in 1951 as the rare .22 short only caliber gallery version. This Model 241 gallery rifle has standard Remington markings, dovetailed beaded blade and elevation adjustable sights, pistol grip stock with checkered steel buttplate and a barrel numbered to the gun. The underside of the barrel has a counter tie-down mount that was used in shooting galleries. Comes with a Lyman tang peep sight and plain factory box numbered to the gun.

Near new in box. The rifle retains 99% original blue finish showing a minor scuff mark on top of the receiver. The wood is also excellent with two non-factory holes on the underside of the forearm (possibly for a pistol grip) and a sizable blemish in the finish near the stock toe. The box is fine showing minor wear overall.