RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

So getting any bolt is a guarntee for accuracy???? How does this help the poster? I am just curious.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

BC everyone got real quiet after you responded.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

Well first off I would like to know the "shooting issues" this feller has. Stringing?, wide groups? Is he letting it cool between shots? Ammo? But telling someone to get a bolt doesn't make sense.

A 7600 can be a good gun. I have shot them that were 1.5MOA shooters.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

He probably just meant that bolts are often times more accurate than most other types of actions. I'm sure he didn't mean any harm.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

Its just a pet peeve of mine when people post and run.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

Ican understand that.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

He also didn't say what load he's shooting. Probably just hasn't found what the gun likes yet.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

My 7600 carbine in 30-06 shoots 1 1/2" groups at 50 yards with a Williamspeep sight. Never jams and is short and light to carry without a scope. Great little gun to hunt the thick woods of Maine and New Hampshire. If I am on a rest at the range I can keep it in the inner circle at 100yds. Most of my shots are at less than 70 yds so it makes a real nice brush gun. Only problem with the setup is that it comes from the factory with a raised comb suitable for scope mounting. If you want to use it with open sights you need to modify or change out the stock.

RE: Rem. 7600 pump action
 

My very first centerfire rifle was a 760 in .270.....these are good shooting guns and quite reliable. Triggers needed some help however and it's not easy to fix. Many of these guns shoot as good as bolts.