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Quick Look

The Remington Model 25 is a classic pump-action rifle introduced in 1915, notable for its smooth operation and wood stock design. Its design philosophy focused on affordable, reliable .22 caliber shooting for sport and small game hunting. Today, it remains a favored vintage firearm among collectors and plinkers.

Why It's a Top Choice

Reliable pump-action cycling with minimal jams
Affordable .22 LR rifle for training and plinking
Classic wood stock with balanced handling
Easy disassembly and maintenance

Key Variants

Remington Model 25 Standard

Popular 25-inch barrel variant suited for general target shooting and small game hunting.

Remington Model 25 Carbine

Shorter barrel design favors maneuverability for youth shooters and casual plinking.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 25	Marlin 60	Winchester Model 61
MSRP	Discontinued (vintage)	$350 (new)	Discontinued (vintage)
Capacity / Size	15 rounds, .22 LR	14 rounds, .22 LR	11 rounds, .22 LR
Weight	5.5 lbs	5.25 lbs	5.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-stage pump action	Single-stage semi-automatic	Single-stage pump action
Notable Pro	Smooth pump operation	Reliable semi-auto cycling	Classic design, easy to restore
Notable Con	No optics mounting	Magazine rounds limited	Discontinued, less parts availability

Best Use Cases

Small game hunting and pest control
Sport shooting and plinking
Training new shooters on pump actions
Collector’s vintage firearm collections

FAQs

Can I use modern .22 LR ammunition in a Remington 25?

Yes. The Remington Model 25 safely chambers standard .22 LR ammo, but avoid high-velocity or hyper-velocity rounds for reliability.

What is the magazine capacity of a Remington 25?

Standard capacity is 15 rounds of .22 LR in a tubular magazine located beneath the barrel.

How does the Remington 25 compare to semi-automatic .22 rifles?

The pump action offers manual cycling that reduces jams and enhances reliability, favored by those seeking durability over rapid fire.

REMINGTON 25 for Sale