Start by unloading the rifle, and operate the action several times to be sure it is empty. Point rifle in a safe direction, release safety, pull trigger to drop the striker. Unfasten the takedown screw on the underside of the stock, and remove action from the stock. Unscrew the receiver plug at the rear of the action (careful- under some spring pressure). Pull bolt handle back, sliding action spring and bolt out. Draw bolt handle straight out to the side, and draw bolt out of the action. STOP. Do NOT attempt to disassemble the trigger group. No, really- DON'T. It can be cleaned with spray gun cleaner. Barrel can be cleaned, and bolt and inside receiver can be cleaned. Contact Remington for an owner's manual for your rifle.
serial number on 550-1 remington 22 rifle
Tough question, the Remington model 550 is a .22 rifle not a 12 gauge shotgun.
The exact value of a Remington 22 automatic long rifle model 550-1 would actually be dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors would be the age and condition of the rifle.
yes a 550-1 - Autoloading 22 short, long, long rifle from 1941-1970.
The 550-1 is a semi auto .22 rifle made by Remington. It is unusual in that it can shoot shorts, longs, or long rifle cartridges. Value can range from $100-150, depending on condition.
yes- see the link below marked PICTURES
Depends on the condition. I have 4 of the 550-1s, and have paid from $75 to $150. By the way, excellent little rifle, with a fair collector's interest.
Send me your email & I'll send you a scan of the owners manual.
Around 200 in mint as of 2009 it will go up in value being the first semi auto .22 rifle
let someone else do it.
Remington never made a Model 1905 22 rifle.
it is 56 Remington rifle model