check the date code stamped on the barrel. Remington Society of America, Manufactured Date link has the details.
Google Remington scoremaster model 511. Several websites have information on this .22 firearm.
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Means it was made in February 1942. See related links.
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The manufacture date on the gun itself is WTT. The W indicates the month of August and the TT indicates the year of 1948. Hence August 1948 is the date your model 511 was born.
I bought mine on August 15, 1992 and at that time it was a state of the art unit and is still operating well.
The Remington 511, introduced in 1948, is generally considered an early model in the context of Remington's line of rifles. By 1951, it was still in the early production phase, as it remained in production until 1962. Therefore, the 1951 model retains characteristics of the early design and manufacturing techniques of the time.
xx is 1951 but there is no month code y (blackpowderx) are the valid letters for month.
Remington Arms introduced this model in 1939 and discontinued production in 1963 with an approximate number of 381,267, units built. The codes AG would place the manufactured date to March of 1960.
I bought a Remington 511-X (1964) this week at a pawn shop. I paid $175. There was a copy of a gun Blue Book on the counter, maybe not the latest edition, but it listed the 5411-X at about $175 for 80% finish, IIRC.
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