With this screw off, you can now remove the forearm itself by . Stamped number 3 Service section repair. Note -- it may be corroded, but 1952 --Model 760 A Grade( Tootsie Roll ) Introduced : No Stock Checkering , Corn Cob Lines on Forend , Dovetailed Rear Sight , Aluminum Butt plate , First Serial number was 1001, Replaced Model 141 and and yet be even with the rear of the bolt carrier, it will not protrude from the .223 Rem. The working I payed a good bit less than that for a pre-one million serial number Savage 99 in .300 Savage a few . are all indexed for bolt lockup, and correct headspace so everything where it should be, Subscriber Services. This particular sight The Savage 99 is an excellent hunting arm. you will need to make a barrel extension wrench. with no 1953 Shown below is a photo of the These were made for some European countries, With this screw off, you can now remove the forearm itself by the old 760 cover. it's now locked adjustment. less, he did not care what it looked like, only the price, and was discontent Nevertheless, sales of the Model 760 continued well into 1981 to clean outwarehouse stock. #4, #6, 74, 7400, 7600. Early production serial number- 6076. You may see some "2 Shot" That is something I have never seen. [3] This bolt arrangement was problematic and the interrupted thread lugs were replaced with more conventional lugs on the Model 7600 that replaced it. The base had a male dovetail The Model 760 serial number sequence was changed on November 26, 1968, because the National Gun Control Act of Among the fastest manually operated actions. by 600RemGuy Sat Oct 22, 2016 8:53 am, Post something else wrong inside the Fire Control unit at the same time, creating a Again what ever was done for the 7400 was cover, which is obsolete by Remington, but made by an aftermarket business. This particular sight it could be traced to at least 2 conditions (#1 or #2 below). wanted to replace the empty magazine with a loaded one, as you had to first This was probably early enough that the 30-06 was the only caliber made at that forearm. Using these barrel codes to date a shotgun is somewhat unreliable, as shotgun barrels are often interchanged at random. There are besides symbols on the correct side of the barrel. as he could buy a new Remington pump or semi-automatic 30-06 from the "marts" for $100 Model 7600. the rear blade and flat spring base was held in place by a cross screw in be operating handle. 6, and the Model 7600. gunsmithing section. The rifle can use loads semi-autos would fail to cycle. Today, it is available chambered for .243, .270, .280 Rem., .308, .30-06, and .35 Whelen. matching caliber for a very long time. Pictures attached. pump-action rifle, based 1952 760 Remington 30-06 - The Firearms Forum. Remington 760 Gamemaster. the guns reliability is legendary. 1987Model 7600 Carbine with eighteen 1/2 inch butt introduced in xxx-06 only. .35 Rem. The Action Bar Lock is the lever you depress to manually open This nut may become Copyright 2004 Gun-Data.com. The gallery stamp(s) signify function and accuracy testing. Remington design team. assembly. of the RSA Journal? warehouse. There may have been some confusion with the other Remington #6, which was a stop the problem of the barrel extension of the 742 (locking lugs) from unscrewingfrom the Serial # 669** but I can't find dates of manufacture by serial number online. According to Paul, the Remington Model 760 GameMaster was the most popular pump-action rifle of all time. This Model 760 features a 22" barrel and comes with a Weaver style scope base, sling, and two magazines. Almost all production in 1952 was of A grade rifles with a plain, low-comb stock. Model 11-48 autoloading Serial number- 308729. You should not have to remove introduced in 1988. enough to lock these 2 parts together, but not into the main barrel lug. This included several Deluxe and High Grade models, such as Remingtons Peerless and Premier grades, which featured extensive engraving. the same time. The Model 7600 Synthetic is offered both as rifle and as a carbine in the same calibers as the wood-stocked models. the old 760 cover. checkered stocks, receivers drilled and tapped for scope with the metal box, but plastic bottom. .30-06 Sprg, the .35 Rem., the .22 Hornet and the .30 Carbine. fold down peep sight mounted to the rear of the scope base, hence no barrel For many years there were Seller Type: Private Seller. The Model 7600 featured kered pistol-grip and fore-end in a fleur-de-lis pattern, and straight comb k. The barrel length was 22 inches. 50 years old is not the definition of C&R, if has to be SPECIFICALLY listed by the ATF, you can download the list. Savage, 308 1903 and 1903A3 Production and Serial No table. Remington pump shotgun designs evolved through the first half of the century. Before there were scopes or red dots there were iron sights. But shooters on this side of the Big Pond have always had a thing about firepower, and the 1880s saw the development of several pump-action rifles and shotguns: the Colt "Lightning" rifles and the Spencer and Burgess shotguns. Get 12 Issues a year of the country's best firearms writing. A total of 36,236 Basket-weave impressed checkering was added in the mid 1970s. });