Quick Look

The Remington 514 is a bolt-action .22 caliber rifle introduced in 1939, designed as a simple, reliable small-game firearm. Known for its straightforward design, it offers dependable accuracy and durability. It remains popular among collectors and target shooters who value classic American rimfire rifles.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Simple, rugged bolt-action design for lasting reliability
• Accurate .22 rimfire suitable for training and plinking
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Strong aftermarket support for replacement parts
• Classic styling appeals to collectors

Key Variants

Remington 514T — Features a telescopic sight base for varmint hunting or target shooting.

Remington 514S — Sporting variant with improved sights and a polished stock for better aesthetics.

Remington 514P — Pistol grip model favored for compact carry and ease of control.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 514	Winchester 370	Mossberg 702 Plinkster
MSRP	Discontinued (vintage)	Approx. $350	Approx. $150
Capacity/Size	10-round tube magazine	15-round detachable box	10-round detachable box
Weight	Approx. 5.5 lbs	Approx. 5.0 lbs	Approx. 5.1 lbs
Optics-Ready	Optional on 514T variant	Standard scope mounts	Drilled and tapped receiver
Trigger Type	Single-stage bolt-action	Single-stage bolt-action	Single-stage bolt-action
Notable Pro	Vintage appeal with proven reliability	Higher capacity, modern features	Affordable and lightweight
Notable Con	Limited availability, discontinued	Higher price point	Plastic stock may feel less durable

Best Use Cases

• Small game hunting and varmint control
• Target shooting and plinking
• Rimfire rifle training for beginners
• Collecting vintage American firearms

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Remington 514?

Yes, the 514T variant comes drilled and tapped for scopes. Other models require aftermarket mounts or base modifications.

What caliber does the Remington 514 use?

The Remington 514 is chambered in .22 Long Rifle, ideal for small-game hunting and target shooting.

How does the Remington 514 compare to modern rimfire rifles?

It offers a traditional bolt-action experience with vintage quality but lacks some modern ergonomic and capacity features.