The 760/7600 Club
- Thread starter blargon
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Pictures once it gets down to 20" SuperCub?!
I got mine down to 19 for more manageable/comfortable all day dogging!
Own one of those fuddfugglytingamahjigs.
If I recall correctly, you're originally from Ontario, same as me.
Yes, but I moved West. There is even more of it in the water the farther East you go!
Ted
Were I to get one of those Remington's I'd get the semi-automatic version. there is no need to shoot hundreds of rounds through it if it is a hunting rifle so the semi-automatic version will hold up. The pump just seems wrong somehow. Needed in Penn and perhaps N.Y. state due to their hunting regulations but here in Ontario or Canada it just seems un-necessary. Get an 870.
Just stating my opinion. I use a lever, by the way. No 300 Win Mag required in Ontario unless.....better not say.
Just stating my opinion. I use a lever, by the way. No 300 Win Mag required in Ontario unless.....better not say.
Homesteader
CGN Regular
- Location
- In a Wallow West of Edmonton.
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Go get one, you just can't be in the club
Agreed, this club requires a real mans gun!!
7615P count?
Nice gun. I have one in camo but honestly find it uncomfortable to pump compared to a 7600.
Also here I cannot hunt with a mag like that unless pinned to 5 and if I put the 10 in it is a restricted.
Homesteader
CGN Regular
- Location
- In a Wallow West of Edmonton.
It's been awhile since I've gone over the rules, but why can't a manually operated repeater have a 10rd mag? I thought it was only semis that were restricted. I also thought those 10 round lar or whatever they were called went thru some loophole on the restricted a due to the fact they are pistol mags.
Don't want to derail the original thread, the 7615 qualifies in my eyes, although lacking the über sofisticatio of the 760/7600.
Unless it changed that is what the rcmp told me when I asked. This is still on thier site
and I thought the 10 round was restricted so I am wrong also here is says prohibited.I have only ever used a 5. I don't know about the lar sorry
RCMP Site
3. Magazines designed or manufactured for both centrefire calibre semiautomatic rifles and other (non-semiautomatic) rifles
Magazines designed to contain centrefire cartridges and designed or manufactured for use in a semiautomatic rifle are limited to five cartridges. However, magazines designed to contain centrefire cartridges and designed or manufactured for use in a rifle other than a semiautomatic or automatic rifle, do not have a regulated capacity. Magazines that are designed or manufactured for use in both semiautomatic rifles and other (non-semiautomatic) rifles are subject to the semiautomatic rifle limit of five cartridges.
Example:
Remington model 7615 pump action rifle chambered for 223 Remington caliber:
•the 10 round magazine is prohibited
•the five round magazine is unregulated
For the 7615, a 10 round rifle mag is prohibited as the 7615 takes "AR" mags, the LAR 10 round pistol msg is legal.
Rifles (semi auto) are 5 rounds pistols 10. The mag limit applies to what the mag is designed for. The 10 round AR pistol mag is designed for a pistol but can legally be used in AR rifles. 10 round pistol mags can also legally be used in pistol calibre carbines. In addition, a pistol mag marked for 10 rounds of .45 but can hold 13 or 14 rounds of 9mm is also legal.
Rifles (semi auto) are 5 rounds pistols 10. The mag limit applies to what the mag is designed for. The 10 round AR pistol mag is designed for a pistol but can legally be used in AR rifles. 10 round pistol mags can also legally be used in pistol calibre carbines. In addition, a pistol mag marked for 10 rounds of .45 but can hold 13 or 14 rounds of 9mm is also legal.
Thanks for the clarification, however can you hunt with a 10 round lar in a 7615 since I cannot with the pistol. I don't think so but not sure. I can see it being OK for target shooting but would not the 7615 then be in the restricted class with the lar mag.
