1934 Remington Pump .22

[FourBee]

My Uncle some 55 years ago, used to keep a .22 pump action rifle just inside the back door of his house.   It fascinated me every time I saw it, and comes to my memory even today.    Talked to my cousin recently, who is 12 yrs. my senior, and I asked him about it.   
He said the gun was a Remington his dad had bought in 1934 for $10.   That's all he could remember about it.   
My question is ....... Does anyone have an  idea of what model that could have been?

[EVOC ONE]

Checking an older version of the Blue Book and the current Gun Trader there is only one .22 caliber pump rifle listed that was being manufactured during 1934:

Mod 12 manufactured from 1909-36

As Listed in Gun Trader:

"Model 12A, 12B, 12C, 12CS SLIDE-ACTION REPEATERS
Standard Grade. Hammerless.  Takedown. Caliber: .22 Short, Long
or LR.  Tubular magazine holds 15 short, 12 long or 10 LR car-
ridges.  22- or 24-inch round or octagon bbl.  Open rear sight,
bead front.  Plain, half-pistol-grip stock and grooved slide handle of
walnut.  Made from 1909-36."

Values range from $226 to $664.

There is a Mod 121 listed. However, the manufacture dates begin in 1936.

 

[FourBee]

Thanks E.O.
I appreciate the interesting info on that.

[EVOC ONE]