Chuck7

Just want your opinion,



http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=3170021&cat=418421&t ype=21&dept=4125&path=0%3A4125%3A4155%3A17 0080%3A170083%3A418421

bigcountry

Sure, 7600's are decent guns. But that one sounds a little overpriced to me.

Chuck7

Thanks Big Country,
I know ya know your stuff and I highly regard your opinions.
Chuck

spencer0071

I have hunted deer (and the occasional woodchuck)with this rifle for the past 15 years. Nothing wrong with with the rifle at all. The7600 is not near as popular as bolt actions or even single shoot rifles. I shoot hand loaded balistic tips (130 grain) and produce good size groups at 100 yards. Check the following linksto compareprices.

www.gunbroker.com

www.gunsamerica.com

Spence

James B

If thats a Walnut stock then you won't beat that price by much if any.

Jackson Bowner

This spring I bought a Browning Gold NWTF 10 ga. from Wallyworld. I looked all over including online auction sites like gunbroker.com as well as all the sporting goods stores in Michigan. Walmart was $50 cheaper than the next lowest price I could find. Someone even told me that our local sporting goods store occasionally buys from them for resale when they are in a pinch for inventory. I ordered the gun from walmart.com and it was delivered to our local store. No problems.

Chuck7

Agreed Wally is hard to beat.

bigcountry

James may be right. I was pricing 7600 synthetics around here for 360 on sale. But the walnut does go for a little more.

tykempster

At Basspro they told me not to get guns from Walmart because they use second hand wood and metal. Is this true or were they blowing smoke?

renfrowridge

There is only one think wrong with buying at wally world if something is broke or wrong they the gun you must return it the the menufacture wally will not take it back or trade it