REMINGTON 37

Overview

he Remington Model 37 Rangemaster is a classic .22 LR bolt-action target rifle that is widely considered one of the finest rimfire rifles ever produced by Remington Arms.Introduced in 1937 and discontinued in 1954, it was specifically designed to compete with the Winchester Model 52 in high-level smallbore target competitions.Key Features & SpecificationsAction & Capacity: It features a bolt action with a removable 5-round magazine, though many were later converted or used with single-shot adapters for competition.Barrel: Typically equipped with a 28-inch heavy-profile target barrel designed for extreme accuracy.Stock: Built with a heavy, walnut target stock featuring a wide beavertail forend and a full pistol grip.Sights: Most models came with high-quality target sights, such as Redfield or Vaver micrometer aperture sights.Trigger: Known for a crisp, adjustable trigger; early models had a two-stage trigger, while later versions (post-1940s) introduced the "Miracle" trigger which is highly prized by collectors.