Mell How do you take the slide off a Remington 760?
To take the slide off the Remington 760 Gamemaster all you have to do is take the slotted screw out of the end of the forearm cap. Then all you have to do is put some rags inside the action of the gun with the pump open and pull up on the forearm. Usually most owners never take it off and after 20 or 30 years it tends to rust to the pump tube.
When did Remington stop making the Remington 760?
Although discontinued in 1981, the Remington 760 remains a popular hunting rifle through the United States. Basic disassembly (sometimes referred to as breakdown or field-stripping) of the Remington 760 is a relatively simple task, given the proper steps and preparation.
Where is the gallery stamp on a Remington Model 760?
The magnaflux stamp is most often a symbol inside of a triangle and usually appears to the left of the proof mark, but also may appear to the right or below it. The gallery stamp is to the right of these and may be either one or two symbols or letters. The gallery stamp(s) signify function and accuracy testing.
Where is the proof mark on a Remington Model 760?
The R.E.P. proof mark is usually surrounded by an oval. The magnaflux stamp is most often a symbol inside of a triangle and usually appears to the left of the proof mark, but also may appear to the right or below it. The gallery stamp is to the right of these and may be either one or two symbols or letters.
How do you repair a Remington 760 rifle?
Remove the small screw in the front of the fore end of the rifle using the small screwdriver. Pull the wooden fore end off the rifle. Pull the fore end forward. Insert the screwdriver into the two small holes on the fore end and use it to turn the tube until it unscrews from the receiver.
When did the Remington pump Model 760 come out?
Model 760 : The Remington pump model 760 rifle, called the “Gamemaster” was made with a 22″ barrel, was introduced in 1952 and was discontinued in 1980. It used a detachable 4 shot sheet metal stamped box magazine. This model was initially produced only in 300 Savage, 30-06 and 35 Remington calibers.
What are the rear sights on a Remington 760?
These rear sights were made by Remington and were distinctive to the 740 and 760s. The receiver for the standard 760 was not originally drilled and tapped for either a peep or scope sight.