REMINGTON 7600 PUMP RIFLE for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington 7600 pump rifle traces its roots to the classic Model 760 introduced in 1952, modernized for reliability and ease of use. Designed for hunters seeking fast follow-up shots without sacrificing accuracy, it uses a smooth, pump-action system with box magazine feeds. Today, the 7600 remains a favorite among whitetail hunters and traditionalists who value robust design and quick handling.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Rugged pump-action ideal for fast follow-up shots
• Detachable magazine allows quick reloads in the field
• Available in classic hunting calibers like .30-06 and .270
• Durable walnut or synthetic stock options for all conditions
• Trusted for generations by American hunters

Key Variants

Remington 7600 Carbine

Features a 18.5-inch barrel for improved portability in dense woods or treestand setups.

Remington 7600 Synthetic

Weather-resistant stock and matte finish make it ideal for harsh hunting environments.

Remington 7600 Deer Camouflage

Dipped camo finish provides added concealment for serious hunters in forest terrain.

Remington 7600 High Gloss

Traditional look with gloss blued metal and satin walnut stock for classic rifle lovers.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 7600	Browning BPR	Benelli R1
MSRP	$900	$1,100	$1,300
Capacity	4+1 (box mag)	4+1 (box mag)	3+1 (detachable mag)
Weight	7.5 lbs	7.1 lbs	7.3 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes, drilled and tapped	Yes	Yes, Picatinny rail
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Two-stage
Notable Pro	Simple, reliable field duty	Smoother cycling	Soft recoil system
Notable Con	Limited aftermarket parts	Discontinued	Higher price tag

Best Use Cases

• Deer hunting in brush or timber
• Quick-handling rifle for still-hunting
• Legacy rifle for family hand-me-down
• Railroad or ranch field rifle
• Collectors of classic Remingtons

FAQs

What calibers is the Remington 7600 available in?

The 7600 has been chambered in .243 Win, .270 Win, .30-06 Springfield, and .308 Win, among others.

Can I mount a scope on the Remington 7600?

Yes. The receiver is factory drilled and tapped for scope mounts and rings.

How does the Remington 7600 compare to a bolt-action?

The 7600 offers faster cycling but may trade a slight edge in accuracy compared to bolts.