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Nice to hear from other owners of Rem. 760 rifles. This prompted me to do a little research. While I have many other rifles, it seems that pumps get the least attention. Anyway, I heard the 760's old and new, are big sellers in Pennsylvania and the surrounding states. However, in Calif. and the western states, the 760 is not very popular. I can't understand why not. I made the following observations regarding my 1952. Bluing is excellent, and obvious high quality. Wood to metal fit is even - no gaps, and centered. Its all steel and very solid. I know they sell a version of this gun today. I have a hard time believing that they would have the quality of the fifties and sixties manufacture. I could be wrong, and if I am, someone let me know. This has started me looking for the model 35. I believe the caliber would be 35 Rem. If I am in error regarding the caliber, someone straighten me out.
After looking it over carefully, I feel the early ones should bring twice what they do in Califorinia.
John (Rojo)
After looking it over carefully, I feel the early ones should bring twice what they do in Califorinia.
John (Rojo)