REMINGTON 7600 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington 7600, introduced in 1981, evolved from the Model 760 pump-action rifle line. It is designed for dependable semi-automatic performance with a focus on ruggedness and versatility. The 7600 remains a popular choice for hunting and general utility rifles.

Why It's a Top Choice

Robust and reliable pump-action design
Compatible with various calibers and barrel lengths
Easy to maintain with simple disassembly
Tradition of rugged performance since 1981
Availability of aftermarket sights and stocks

Key Variants

Remington 7600 Carbine

Compact barrel variant ideal for close-range hunting and maneuverability.

Remington 7600 Synthetic

Features synthetic stock for improved weather resistance and durability.

Remington 7600 Police

Designed for law enforcement use with tactical accessories and enhanced reliability.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 7600	Winchester Model 94	Marlin 336
MSRP	$500–$600	$600–$700	$550–$650
Capacity/Size	4+1 rounds	6+1 rounds	6+1 rounds
Weight	7.5–8.5 lbs	6.5–7.5 lbs	7.25–7.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes, drilled and tapped	No, requires gunsmithing	Yes, drilled and tapped
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Reliable under harsh conditions	Classic design, high capacity	Smooth pump action
Notable Con	Slightly heavier build	Not optics-ready	Less aftermarket support

Best Use Cases

Medium to large game hunting
Ranch and farm utility rifle
Home defense with reliable pump action
Range shooting and practice
Collectors interested in classic American rifles

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Remington 7600?

Yes, most 7600 models come drilled and tapped for scope mounts, allowing easy installation of optics.

What calibers are available for the Remington 7600?

Common calibers include .30-06 Springfield, .308 Winchester, and .35 Remington.

How does the 7600 compare to the Model 870 shotgun?

The 7600 is a rifle with a semi-automatic action, while the Model 870 is a pump-action shotgun suited to different roles.