Anyone have experience with a Remington 341? It’s a tube-fed 22 from the 1940s.

Just looking for opinions on reliability, accuracy and value.

Thanks in advance.

I have one in great condition. They are all pre war so they are very well made back when gun makers fitted parts like they were jewelers. It's my go to CB22 short turtle killing machine. It digests everything and the safety is a no brainer. If you can't see the sights, the safety is on. Very accurate for the reasons mentioned already.

Do you mean a Remington Model 241? These were manufactured between 1935-1949 with the tools destroyed in 1951. There were 700,000+ rifles made and was offered as a "Man sized .22" and came as a breakdown rifle.
It's a John Browning design, but Remington's version of the Browning butt stock tubefed. 22.
I have one and love it.

Thanks all. I’m definitely talking about a 341 like ntxtrapper described. I’m hoping to have one in my safe soon. I might need a replacement part or two, so that should be an adventure.