live4therut
CGN frequent flyer
grandfather gave me one about 15 years ago 760 pump 30-06 put a leopold 3x9 rifleman its the proud killer of my only book whitetail, numerous elk, 170 class mulie, and too many sausage bucks to mention
The 760/7600 Club
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madtrapper143
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Yep it is a brand new 7600. Just a little bit taken off. It is still suitable for scope use.
regards, Darryl
Thanks to Bob "tikka" I have one coming...NIB 7600 35 Whelen Factory Carbine (Shot Show Special)
CANNNNNOT WAIT TO GET ER!!! I sold my 7600 .270win a few years back and kicked my ars ever sense!But I must say its the "hard to find" whelen carbine that i always desired!!
Hello Bears
Thanks Again Bob!!! Top Shelf Lad too!!!!
Like I Already Stated...Thanks Again Bob!!!
Congrats wonsky - you'll like your factory 7600 carbine I think. It's a rare uncataloged bird that is chambered in a no nonsense 35. I have one too and like it. I got it at the same time and place as Tikka and a few others I gather.
But I actually prefer its straight stock - same as the tikka/wonksy rifle no doubt. Here's a pic -
I find the the new high comb design as on my M750 carbine - while good with a scope as supercub says - IMPOSSIBLE to shoot with the irons with out inducing pain and potential flinch. Maybe just me.
But I actually prefer its straight stock - same as the tikka/wonksy rifle no doubt. Here's a pic -
I find the the new high comb design as on my M750 carbine - while good with a scope as supercub says - IMPOSSIBLE to shoot with the irons with out inducing pain and potential flinch. Maybe just me.
Congrats wonsky - you'll like your factory 7600 carbine I think. It's a rare uncataloged bird that is chambered in a no nonsense 35. I have one too and like it. I got it at the same time and place as Tikka and a few others I gather.
But I actually prefer its straight stock - same as the tikka/wonksy rifle no doubt. Here's a pic -
I find the the new high comb design as on my M750 carbine - while good with a scope as supercub says - IMPOSSIBLE to shoot with the irons with out inducing pain and potential flinch. Maybe just me.
The High Comb might be better for scope shooting but i find it takes away from the "CLASSIC" look of the the gun...I Prefer The Straight comb as well!!the high comb is terrible, even if you mount a scope you need the highest rings.
the scope should be where your eye automaticlly arrives at when you shoulder the rifle with your eyes closed. the the low stock it is fine but the high comb makes you twist to get there (unless you are built like a hobbit) .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpLi064e_JI&feature=channel_page
the scope should be where your eye automaticlly arrives at when you shoulder the rifle with your eyes closed. the the low stock it is fine but the high comb makes you twist to get there (unless you are built like a hobbit) .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpLi064e_JI&feature=channel_page
Received the Rifle in Mail Today...What a GEMMMMM!!!! Factory 7600 35 Whelen Carbine...NIB!!!
Good Luck Getting me to ever part with this!!!!
Thanks Tikka
Glad you like it.
Just another one i will regret selling .
"NOW" Shoot me a nice Black Bear with that Whelen .
No problem Pal
Nice pic of a nice gun. I am just now watching "Officially Rugged..."
I think that "R.D." would consider it "RUGGED"
I have a 7600 in .35 whelen that my wife got me for Christmas (that fact is priceless in itself). I have only killed a couple of deer with it but one was is now in the B&C record book.
I tried this over in gunsmithing and nobody bit....
I have a Remington Model 6 Pump (same family as 760/7600) and want to remove the fore-end.
From what I can ascertain, simply removing the fore-end screw and pulling up on the fore-end should facilitate removal but it is not budging.
Any ideas?
I have a Remington Model 6 Pump (same family as 760/7600) and want to remove the fore-end.
From what I can ascertain, simply removing the fore-end screw and pulling up on the fore-end should facilitate removal but it is not budging.
Any ideas?
Tap it gently from the rear with a nylon hammer or something similar, not a steel hammer. Key word here is gently...
I had one that was sticky and I just closed the action firmly a couple times(with the forend screw out) and it loosened it.
I had one that was sticky and I just closed the action firmly a couple times(with the forend screw out) and it loosened it.
I have what you want(Factory Too)....But It Aint For Sale!!!
Then why tease me with it?
No worries. I'm keeping a close eye on Gunbroker. I will get one when i see one!
canadaman30
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Far from the City
Any one know who makes a recoil pad to fit the higher comb wood stock 7600's. Not a grind down pad, I'm looking for one that is made to fit.
