Remington 7600
11-26-2006, 08:35 PM
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Remington 7600
I was at Walmart today and saw this Remington 7600 pump action 30-06 on their display. I took it out and looked it over real good and really liked what I saw. I have never owned a pump action rifle before nor have i shot one, I only have bolt actions. Does anyone have any idea on if there good guns and how do they perform. I understand that there not new to the market and that they have been around for a long time, but there new to me and was very interested in this firearm. Anyone with info.??? I'm all ears and would love to hear from you..
Thanks Again.
Thanks Again.
11-26-2006, 08:49 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Remington 7600
Excellent weapon.
Not as reliable as a bolt action, but way more reliable than a semi-auto. I've never heard many problems with them. I've never owned one, but have shot one many times. Only problem I had with it, was that my mind wanted to believe it was a shotgun, and therefore I caught myself standing like I was shooting a shotgun. Probably just me though, I'm sure that's easily correctable if it even is a common problem.
Not as reliable as a bolt action, but way more reliable than a semi-auto. I've never heard many problems with them. I've never owned one, but have shot one many times. Only problem I had with it, was that my mind wanted to believe it was a shotgun, and therefore I caught myself standing like I was shooting a shotgun. Probably just me though, I'm sure that's easily correctable if it even is a common problem.
11-27-2006, 03:54 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: ICT, Kansas
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RE: Remington 7600
I have a 7600 in 270. I have had it for 15 years. I have taken several deer and even more woodchucks with this rifle. Plently of accuracy at 300 yards. The only complaint that i have is the curved buttstock and the lack of a recoil pad. A few years ago I wanted to add a recoil pad, but i had to square the stock first. I did not feel comfortable modifying my rifle like this so i did not adda recoil pad. I am going to sell mine after deer season.
11-27-2006, 11:35 AM
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Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2005
Location: NC
Posts: 501
RE: Remington 7600
Somewhat loose forearm, and a tad rattely... was my impression of one. Working the action is pretty loud, louder than a lever or bolt - I think this matters, sometimes, when deer hunting. Odd place for front swivel. Other than that... I'd buy one, if it were a good enough deal. Is Walmart giving it a fire-sale price?
11-27-2006, 02:27 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
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RE: Remington 7600
I used to have one. Very pretty gun and was a decent shooter. My only complaint was it was the hardest kicking gun I have ever shot! Mine was in 30-06 as well. I also had a savage 110E in 30-06 and it was much better with recoil.
To be honest the savage was about half the price and shot better, it just wasn't as pretty.
Paul
To be honest the savage was about half the price and shot better, it just wasn't as pretty.
Paul