Quick Look

The Remington Nylon 76 is a lever-action semi-automatic rifle introduced in the 1960s. Its design emphasizes lightweight durability and corrosion resistance using nylon stock materials. Today, it remains a collectible firearm appreciated for its innovative polymer construction and smooth operation.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Lightweight polymer construction
• Corrosion-resistant finish
• Smooth lever-action cycling
• Reliable semi-automatic feeding
• Collector's appeal and rarity

Key Variants

Nylon 76 General Purpose

The standard model aimed for lightweight hunting and target shooting enthusiasts.

Nylon 76 Carbine

A shorter barrel variant designed for ease of handling and maneuverability.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington Nylon 76	Marlin 336	Winchester 94
MSRP	$150-$200 (used market)	$700-$800	$800-$900
Capacity/Size	Tubular, 9 rounds (.22LR)	Tubular, 12-15 rounds (.30-30)	Tubular, 7-10 rounds (.30-30)
Weight	5.5 lbs	7.5 lbs	7.0 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	Optional	Optional
Trigger Type	Lever-action semi-automatic	Lever-action	Lever-action
Notable Pro	Lightweight, corrosion-resistant	Classical rugged design	Historic American classic
Notable Con	Limited ammo choice (.22LR only)	Heavier weight	Higher price

Best Use Cases

• Light rifle hunting
• Target shooting and plinking
• Small-game hunting
• Collecting vintage firearms
• Recreational shooting

FAQs

Can I field strip the Remington Nylon 76 for cleaning?

Yes, the Nylon 76 allows basic disassembly for cleaning. Follow the original user manual steps to safely maintain the polymer and metal parts.

What caliber does the Remington Nylon 76 use?

It chambers .22 Long Rifle cartridges exclusively, using a 9-round tubular magazine for reliable semi-automatic feeding.

How does the Nylon stock benefit the rifle?

The nylon stock reduces weight, resists weather and corrosion better than wood, and increases overall durability of the rifle.