Rem. 7600 take down

[pounder]

Can this be done?
pounder

 

[BEARMAN]

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[guntech]

The rifle can be taken down... if that is what you mean. It was assembled from parts so it can be disassembled as well.

Or do you mean could a quick take-down style of rifle could be made of it?

That would be difficult...

 

[pounder]

It would be nice to have it as a quick take down rifle, we have a carbine in .35 Whelen that just seems to go with us a lot, it would be nice if it was a smaller package to pack.
pounder

 

[BEARMAN]

A folding stock for a Remington 12 gauge with very little modification will replace the butt stock of a Remington 7600. The Butler Creek side folder works if you have scope. Here is a site for a top folder that requires no mods. www.atigunstocks.com/product-rem7600-1.html

 

[scotian]

Hi guys I have 7600 .35 whelen just wondering where to get brass or factory rounds in canada

 

[SuperCub]

Hi guys I have 7600 .35 whelen just wondering where to get brass or factory rounds in canada

I have been getting my 35W brass from Wholesale Sports, but Epps, P&D, Shooter's Choice or Russells may have it as well.

35W brass is very easy to make with 30/06. I use regular RCBS dies and lots of lube inside the neck and out.


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[scotian]

just started into the reloading I hear that you can neck them up abit but I'm unsure of teqnique being knew I'd be scared to fire any thing that I necked up

 

[iceman2]

Not a problem I did it when I had a 35w and I have made 356 win from 307 win. Just lube well in and ouy of sizing die and voila you have what you want. Just don't use older brass that has been fired more than once to avoid neck cracks.