REMINGTON MODEL 121 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington Model 121 is a classic bolt-action .22 caliber rifle introduced in the 1930s. Its design focuses on precision and ease of use. This rifle remains a popular choice among collectors and small-game hunters.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Reliable bolt-action mechanism
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Excellent accuracy for small game
• Classic wood stock design
• Strong aftermarket support for parts

Key Variants

Remington Model 121 Speedmaster

Popular variant with improved sights, ideal for target shooters and varmint hunters.

Remington Model 121 Special

Featuring a shorter barrel and sportier stock, it suits youth and beginners.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington Model 121	Ruger 10/22	Mossberg 702 Plinkster
MSRP	$150–$200 (used values)	$300	$200
Capacity/Size	Tube-fed, 15 rounds	Detachable 10-round mag	Tube-fed, 15 rounds
Weight	5.5 lbs	5 lbs	5.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	Yes (rail accessory)	Yes (scoped version)
Trigger Type	Standard bolt-action	Adjustable semi-automatic	Standard semi-automatic
Notable Pro	Classic design and smooth action	Highly customizable	Affordable and reliable
Notable Con	Limited contemporary parts availability	Plastic components	Less ergonomic stock

Best Use Cases

• Small-game hunting
• Target shooting and plinking
• Firearms collecting and history
• Youth rifle training
• Range practice

FAQs

Can I use modern .22 LR ammo in the Remington Model 121?

Yes, the Model 121 is chambered for standard .22 LR and functions reliably with modern ammunition.

What is the magazine capacity of the Remington Model 121?

It uses a tubular magazine holding 15 rounds of .22 LR, common for bolt-action rimfire rifles.

How does the Model 121 compare to newer .22 rifles?

It offers classic craftsmanship and simplicity, though lacks some modern features like optics rails and polymer stocks.