That is so awesome!!! My son will inherit my 760 and hoping it will be passed down to future generations! They are really great rifles! Thanks for watching!
i still see more of these in the northern wi deer woods in november than any other single gun. We have 4 or 5 760 or 7600s. few in 3006 one in 308 and a 243. at one time at our der camp in the 80s before my time, there were 8 hunters all using them. one guy had a 7400. all in the classic 3006. i do love these gjuns. have taken more deer with these than any other. works really well for hunting. accurate for the first mag, quick follow up shots, easy to use. love the video.
Thank you! I was surprised how well she shot, especially with PPU M1 Garand ammo, which is not as hot as than modern .30-06. I am curious though how she would do with modern .30-06 ammo 😉 I did have a difficult time shooting prone for the video, of course, this rifle is not meant for that, but I do see how well a pump-action rifle would do in the field/off-hand/hunting, especially if you have a Remington 870 already! hehe. Thanks for watching!
with a higher mag scope and remington corelokt you should be able to keep a little over an inch at 100 yards. with our 243 7600 it shoots well under an inch at 100. they do heat up very quickly and that pump action is terrible laying down, but they do great when you are actually in the field. shoot, pump and right back on target. they are super nostalgic here in wisconsin. i bet every single hunting family has one in the safe. its so rare to have someone actually do a video on them. i didnt reslize until a few years ago that this was the same model of gun that allegedly killed mlk. i agree, lots of questions still up in the air there. really enjoyed this video. im sure you will shoot better as you get more rounds through it. that was a good showing either way. if you lived in a ban state you could use this with a red dot for self defense. always wanted to try that haha. have a good one.@@HangInThereCat
You know I'm glad you mentioned that, I did notice the 760 gets extremely hot after shooting several rounds! I remember the side of the receiver was very hot, I could even feel heat radiating from it when shooting! Yeah everyone seems to be using Remington Corelokt for these rifles, I'll get a box and try them out. Thank goodness I'm in Texas! LOL, however a red dot on a pump-action 760 sounds tempting .. haha. Appreciate you!
Great video, beautiful old rifle! I love all the remingtons and I have done quite a bit of research on them myself, however I do have to correct you on the issue with the serial number. I have owned five Remington rifles myself, two of which were made in the 1950's, and NONE of them had a serial number that ended in the year that it was manufactured. On the Remington society website as well as many forms that I've looked over all say that the only way to identify when a Remington was built was by the barrel codes. The fact that yours just happens to end and the numbers 56 is purely coincidence. I once had a Remington 760 built in 1954 and the last two digits of its serial number was 81. All-in-all, great video keep them coming!
Yeah I got the manufacture year (1956) from emailing Remington the serial number and model information. I also emailed them for JER's gamemaster and gave me the manufacture year (1966) as well. Not sure coincidence or not but try emailing Remington your serials and see what they say: Info(at)remarms.com. It's hard to argue against what the manufacture says though 😉 Appreciate you watching! Next episode may be a little delayed but at least all the shooting is done!!!
I bought one bc we had a bear problem and We had a kid that would have made an excellent snack. I heard on the radio the ad for this gun. Immediately I called the store to reserve it. By the time I reached the store, 3 guys had called and offered even more $, but the salesman kept his word.
same make and model was used in a shooting in Ottawa, Canada a couple decades ago, I picked one up by accident, bought 4 long guns and the 760 was one of them, I was just helping a friend of a friend of a friend, nice rifle and the other 2 were a Winchester 70, and a Cooey 710, all 3 30-06 P.S. 760 came with 2 Mags, 4 and 10 round
I looked up that shooting, so terrible :( Now that's a happy accident getting a 760 with those mags, with the bundle! Also a Winchester 70 to boot! Awesome!!! Thanks for watching, appreciate you!
My wife bought me a 30-06 for my 28th birthday! And we were on our honeymoon and she was so happy to give it to me! That’s 41 years ago this September!
I also own this model year ‘53. I purchased it from my father’s old hunting buddy as my first rifle. I still use it to this day and I wouldn’t part with it. Harvested many deer with it and also created priceless memories for me .
awesome video! My Dad has acquired an old Remington 760, and from the serial number I think it's manufactured in 1952, I cannot wait to start a restoration project on it this year, hopefully in time for hunting season in the fall!
I own two now, the first i got in a pawn shop, and she was all beat up, but I recently picked one up last night and plan on sighting in today! this one is beautiful and i can tell it was taken care of
Best bear defense gun on the planet. Hell, I'd say best truck gun on the planet too. It's lightweight, handy, easy to use, very tactile action. Faster than a bolt action and with some polymer furniture from Monte Carlo stocks, a better go anywhere take out everything rifle than any lever action. I'd honestly have this rifle with me if ever I went to Africa as a defensive weapon. Same thing for Alaska and everywhere in between. That right there is actually the beauty of this rifle, it's a 50 state legal gun that the commies still don't want you to have. Something this powerful will be needed in the battles yet to come.
I can not understand sight removal on the rifle when putting on a small bell scope? What do you do if yo u have scope failure? I have the exact rifle and scope but made in 1971 . It still carries the iron sights and has taken 56 Whitetail deer in it life time. Caliber 30-06 Remington.
I bought the rifle as-is without the rear sight and only had the rail, rear sight was lost by the seller. The scope I bought, is what I believe JER used on his. I appreciate your comment! Thanks for watching!
It may suck on the bench, but Im not sure there was ever a better rifle for standup shots on running game. My old hunting partner put a lot of big bucks in the truck with some amazing shots.
Looks like around 1954 per this thread: huntingchat.net/threads/760-rattle.16493/ Interesting, never knew they were originally metal! Thanks for watching!
Got lucky with this one! A week after getting it, the Redfield scope showed up on eBay for very decent price! Check Simpsons Ltd, I see them pop-up there time to time! Good luck, thanks for watching!
One is up at a local online auction, nice one metal dust cover Redfield scope last bit was $295, still has a few days to go , I also have one just like it
Great video! I recently inherited my father's 760 in .270 and its a fine rifle! I love Remington rifles in general, but i collect the model 760's predecessors the models 14 and 141. I watched several of your videos and really like them. Just subscribed!
I only have soft point 30-06, and whenever I chamber it into my gamemaster, it deforms the tip of the round. And sometimes even scratches or gouges the jacket. Does anyone else have this issue? And if so, how did you fix it?
Some folks call it the tootsie roll forearm. Try to find a rear sight for it .bring back the old girl to original condition. I have a Remington Sportsman 76 in 3006. I love it
@@HangInThereCat Just tap in a 3/8 inch dovetail marbles blank in the barrel dovetail while looking for a rear sight for future install. you can get a plug at midwayusa for 6 bucks
Timney Remington 870 trigger kit (compatible with 760 and 7600) for a 3-4 lb crisp trigger. Also, use a rear bag and a lower front bag and you'll cut the groups in half.
I'll look into in the Timney Trigger Kit, thanks! Also, I've been meaning to try different bag sizes for the front, as some rifles I'm straining my body to make the sight picture consistent. Rear bag, I'm using is a sock filled with airsoft pellets, but for some rifles way too low, and just use it to support the bottom of wrist. I agree, groups will be a lot smaller with a proper setup! Thanks for watching!
I simply put in a Mc Carbo spring for $20 helps a lot, about right for a hunting rifle , considering the rest he was using, and the original trigger, I'd say he done very good shooting
Recently purchased an old 760 in 3006, but I’ve been trouble finding decent magazines. Any recommendations where to pick up a good aftermarket magazine?
Thank you! I haven't reloaded yet for this rifle yet, so not sure of the ammo you are planning to use. Interesting take on CIA/Mossad, any interesting tid bits for the MLK? Thanks for watching!
@@speelane2000 I'm going to assume that is Sellier and Bellot? I have used their ammo in the past for other firearms and had no issues. It should work, but sometimes rifle's can be very picky. :)
Oh yeah! It's happened before with others! I finally bought a leather jewelers' stamp bag that covers the top of the cinder block complete. Will use after Episode 30 😉 Thanks for watching!
Also your other comment is not showing for some reason: "I have a first year 35 Remington and a 3006" - and I wanted to respond: "Awesome! There is 760 Carbine .308 that I have my eye on! They are great rifles! - Thanks for watching!"
I have 760 06 carbine bought 1978 premium wood very accurate 9 moose many deer 2 wolves 1 bear, I seldom use it now have had people beg me to sell it but I can't its like a friend.
@@speelane2000 I've seen them go for $1000+ on GB, as they are rare to find used. Check on GB and search for sold listings, the carbine versions do look great!
@@HangInThereCat One on a local auction like this one Redfield scope last bid was $295, still has a couple days left, I paid a bit over $300 for mine a couple months ago , also sold one a 35 in great shape for $700
I had a 760 in3006 the recoil was stout but I didn’t mind then I had an accident and broke my shoulder and collar bone. I had it repaired but the recoil was too much
The recoil with M1 Garand PPU 150gr wasn't too bad actually, I'm sure with modern 30-06 would be much more. Sorry to hear about your accident, perhaps a Caldwell Field Shield may help? Thanks for watching! Appreciate you!
Im not saying its not a 1956 but I have the same gun and the last two digits are 40 and it didn't come out until1952. Mine has the aluminum butt plate or corncob forearm
They are great rifles regardless of the year. After I contacted Remington. I did find out on the left side are two letters first being the month second the year. Mine was made in May of 1956. This will go to my son. I just recently started looking at the history of my rifles. Happy hunting!
You can leave out the " this model gun killed" bs. Stirring up trouble with that mess. You seem to mention it frequently in the video. Really detracts from what it is a fine hunting rifle. Leave the other stuff for the history books.
Shut up dude. I personally love hearing all the history about a particular item Great job on the video hang in there cat some of us appreciate you're research
Sure, let's forget about history. We don't need that anymore! Moron. Military surplus bolt actions make great hunting rifles, too, but morbid history is what makes them interesting. If not for MLK, these things would be totally forgotten about
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I've got a 53' rem 760 in 30-06, passed down 3 generations. Still spot on at 200 yards, and deer never make it more than 20 yards.
That is so awesome!!! My son will inherit my 760 and hoping it will be passed down to future generations! They are really great rifles! Thanks for watching!
Just to see a wooden stocked rifle and not some modern plastic gun,is a pleasure. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!! I do much prefer older firearms as well 😀
Just inherited one! I have never owned one and know almost nothing about it, so this video was very helpful!
Nice!!! They are awesome rifles!! Enjoy! Thanks for watching!
i still see more of these in the northern wi deer woods in november than any other single gun. We have 4 or 5 760 or 7600s. few in 3006 one in 308 and a 243. at one time at our der camp in the 80s before my time, there were 8 hunters all using them. one guy had a 7400. all in the classic 3006. i do love these gjuns. have taken more deer with these than any other. works really well for hunting. accurate for the first mag, quick follow up shots, easy to use. love the video.
Thank you! I was surprised how well she shot, especially with PPU M1 Garand ammo, which is not as hot as than modern .30-06. I am curious though how she would do with modern .30-06 ammo 😉 I did have a difficult time shooting prone for the video, of course, this rifle is not meant for that, but I do see how well a pump-action rifle would do in the field/off-hand/hunting, especially if you have a Remington 870 already! hehe. Thanks for watching!
with a higher mag scope and remington corelokt you should be able to keep a little over an inch at 100 yards. with our 243 7600 it shoots well under an inch at 100. they do heat up very quickly and that pump action is terrible laying down, but they do great when you are actually in the field. shoot, pump and right back on target. they are super nostalgic here in wisconsin. i bet every single hunting family has one in the safe. its so rare to have someone actually do a video on them. i didnt reslize until a few years ago that this was the same model of gun that allegedly killed mlk. i agree, lots of questions still up in the air there. really enjoyed this video. im sure you will shoot better as you get more rounds through it. that was a good showing either way. if you lived in a ban state you could use this with a red dot for self defense. always wanted to try that haha. have a good one.@@HangInThereCat
You know I'm glad you mentioned that, I did notice the 760 gets extremely hot after shooting several rounds! I remember the side of the receiver was very hot, I could even feel heat radiating from it when shooting! Yeah everyone seems to be using Remington Corelokt for these rifles, I'll get a box and try them out. Thank goodness I'm in Texas! LOL, however a red dot on a pump-action 760 sounds tempting .. haha. Appreciate you!
My old man has one in .30-06. Has some nice checkering on it. A bit fancier than the one in the video.
@@Drgunzo616 Must be the deluxe or presentation model :) Mine from my research was the standard base model. Thanks for watching!!
Great video, beautiful old rifle! I love all the remingtons and I have done quite a bit of research on them myself, however I do have to correct you on the issue with the serial number. I have owned five Remington rifles myself, two of which were made in the 1950's, and NONE of them had a serial number that ended in the year that it was manufactured. On the Remington society website as well as many forms that I've looked over all say that the only way to identify when a Remington was built was by the barrel codes. The fact that yours just happens to end and the numbers 56 is purely coincidence. I once had a Remington 760 built in 1954 and the last two digits of its serial number was 81. All-in-all, great video keep them coming!
Yeah I got the manufacture year (1956) from emailing Remington the serial number and model information. I also emailed them for JER's gamemaster and gave me the manufacture year (1966) as well. Not sure coincidence or not but try emailing Remington your serials and see what they say: Info(at)remarms.com. It's hard to argue against what the manufacture says though 😉 Appreciate you watching! Next episode may be a little delayed but at least all the shooting is done!!!
I agree mine is stamped on the barrel EB stands for October 1955 the serial # has nothing to do with the date of manufacture.
Great video editing skills and good shooting. Thanks for the good info. This channel deserves tons more subscribers.
Thank you!!! Appreciate you!
I bought one bc we had a bear problem and We had a kid that would have made an excellent snack. I heard on the radio the ad for this gun. Immediately I called the store to reserve it. By the time I reached the store, 3 guys had called and offered even more $, but the salesman kept his word.
That's awesome the salesman kept his word, rare nowadays! Glad you got a 760! Hopefully solved your bear problem!!! Thanks for watching!!
same make and model was used in a shooting in Ottawa, Canada a couple decades ago, I picked one up by accident, bought 4 long guns and the 760 was one of them, I was just helping a friend of a friend of a friend, nice rifle and the other 2 were a Winchester 70, and a Cooey 710, all 3 30-06 P.S. 760 came with 2 Mags, 4 and 10 round
I looked up that shooting, so terrible :( Now that's a happy accident getting a 760 with those mags, with the bundle! Also a Winchester 70 to boot! Awesome!!! Thanks for watching, appreciate you!
Bought one years ago from a lady whose husband had bought it to go moose hunting. Only used once before he died. Has shot 4 moose and about 6 deer.
@@HangInThereCat it's the rifle FBI claims shot Martin Luther King Jr.
My wife bought me a 30-06 for my 28th birthday! And we were on our honeymoon and she was so happy to give it to me! That’s 41 years ago this September!
You are one lucky man!!!! That is so awesome!!! Thanks for watching!
I also own this model year ‘53. I purchased it from my father’s old hunting buddy as my first rifle. I still use it to this day and I wouldn’t part with it. Harvested many deer with it and also created priceless memories for me .
You're an outstanding shooter, keep these vids coming.
Thank you, will do!! Appreciate you watching!
I just picked up a 760 in 30-06 for $200, not the best condition cosmeticly but runs flawlessly and shoots true. Gonna make it my new deer rifle
Nice! What a steal!!! Thanks for watching!
awesome video! My Dad has acquired an old Remington 760, and from the serial number I think it's manufactured in 1952, I cannot wait to start a restoration project on it this year, hopefully in time for hunting season in the fall!
Thank you!!! Nice!!! I emailed info(at)remarms(dot)com for my year of manufacture, shoot them an email with your serial :) Thanks again for watching!
I own two now, the first i got in a pawn shop, and she was all beat up, but I recently picked one up last night and plan on sighting in today! this one is beautiful and i can tell it was taken care of
Best bear defense gun on the planet. Hell, I'd say best truck gun on the planet too. It's lightweight, handy, easy to use, very tactile action. Faster than a bolt action and with some polymer furniture from Monte Carlo stocks, a better go anywhere take out everything rifle than any lever action. I'd honestly have this rifle with me if ever I went to Africa as a defensive weapon. Same thing for Alaska and everywhere in between. That right there is actually the beauty of this rifle, it's a 50 state legal gun that the commies still don't want you to have. Something this powerful will be needed in the battles yet to come.
I can not understand sight removal on the rifle when putting on a small bell scope? What do you do if yo u have scope failure? I have the exact rifle and scope but made in 1971 . It still carries the iron sights and has taken 56 Whitetail deer in it life time. Caliber 30-06 Remington.
I bought the rifle as-is without the rear sight and only had the rail, rear sight was lost by the seller. The scope I bought, is what I believe JER used on his. I appreciate your comment! Thanks for watching!
I have one and it works great 👍👍👍👍👍
Nice!!!!
It may suck on the bench, but Im not sure there was ever a better rifle for standup shots on running game. My old hunting partner put a lot of big bucks in the truck with some amazing shots.
Oh yeah!!! Nice!!!! Thanks for watching!!!
When did they start using the plastic cover, mine looks just like that but has metal
Looks like around 1954 per this thread: huntingchat.net/threads/760-rattle.16493/
Interesting, never knew they were originally metal! Thanks for watching!
@@HangInThereCat The one I just got is medal, and I'm sure Dad's was, I remember when he bought it used in about 1956
@@robertboyd3863 Awesome!!!
Ray knew he had hit King, but he didn,t know where!
Love That Rifle You Have I’ve Been Looking For One For Years Now That’s in As Nice Shape as Yours 😀😊
Got lucky with this one! A week after getting it, the Redfield scope showed up on eBay for very decent price! Check Simpsons Ltd, I see them pop-up there time to time! Good luck, thanks for watching!
One is up at a local online auction, nice one metal dust cover Redfield scope last bit was $295, still has a few days to go , I also have one just like it
Great video! I recently inherited my father's 760 in .270 and its a fine rifle! I love Remington rifles in general, but i collect the model 760's predecessors the models 14 and 141. I watched several of your videos and really like them. Just subscribed!
Nice!!! They are indeed fine rifles! I'll check out the Model 14 and 141, I'm curious now 🤔. Thanks for watching and subscribing!!!
@@HangInThereCat I have a video on my channel of me shooting my model 14 in .30 Remington!
@@barkerjames1980 Will check out thanks!!!
@@HangInThereCat thank you!
I like the headstamp on the receiver they should have never stopped that
Outstanding! Thank you!
Thanks for watching! 😀
That style foregrip on the 760 was referred to as( tootsie roll) not (corn cob)
Nice! Thanks for watching!!
Beautiful gun
Thank you!!!!
I only have soft point 30-06, and whenever I chamber it into my gamemaster, it deforms the tip of the round. And sometimes even scratches or gouges the jacket. Does anyone else have this issue? And if so, how did you fix it?
Some folks call it the tootsie roll forearm. Try to find a rear sight for it .bring back the old girl to original condition. I have a Remington Sportsman 76 in 3006. I love it
Tootsie Roll, love that :). Yes will search for an original sight. Thanks for watching!
@@HangInThereCat Just tap in a 3/8 inch dovetail marbles blank in the barrel dovetail while looking for a rear sight for future install. you can get a plug at midwayusa for 6 bucks
Timney Remington 870 trigger kit (compatible with 760 and 7600) for a 3-4 lb crisp trigger. Also, use a rear bag and a lower front bag and you'll cut the groups in half.
I'll look into in the Timney Trigger Kit, thanks! Also, I've been meaning to try different bag sizes for the front, as some rifles I'm straining my body to make the sight picture consistent. Rear bag, I'm using is a sock filled with airsoft pellets, but for some rifles way too low, and just use it to support the bottom of wrist. I agree, groups will be a lot smaller with a proper setup! Thanks for watching!
I simply put in a Mc Carbo spring for $20 helps a lot, about right for a hunting rifle , considering the rest he was using, and the original trigger, I'd say he done very good shooting
Recently purchased an old 760 in 3006, but I’ve been trouble finding decent magazines. Any recommendations where to pick up a good aftermarket magazine?
I would say eBay and Gunbroker. There have been some good deals on eBay for orginals! Good luck!!! Thanks for watching!
Roger going try making any of these
Thanks for watching!!!
mlk loved this rifle
Thanks for watching!
I don't think he got the pun there alta, strange thumbnail put on a rifle review
I used to have the 742 Jam Master.
What a great presentation! I'm a novice, is (180 grs 11,7g SB3006A) ok to use as well?
I think the CIA/Mossad di all the major hits in our history.
Thank you! I haven't reloaded yet for this rifle yet, so not sure of the ammo you are planning to use. Interesting take on CIA/Mossad, any interesting tid bits for the MLK? Thanks for watching!
@@HangInThereCatwhy do you keep mentioning MLK in your synopsis?
(180 grains 11,7g SB3006A) This is on the box of ammo I purchased for the rifle.@@HangInThereCat
@@speelane2000 I'm going to assume that is Sellier and Bellot? I have used their ammo in the past for other firearms and had no issues. It should work, but sometimes rifle's can be very picky. :)
@@drkevinellsworth818 Thanks for watching!
Any kind of mishap and that cinder block you're using for a rest is going to scratch the heck out of that gun
Oh yeah! It's happened before with others! I finally bought a leather jewelers' stamp bag that covers the top of the cinder block complete. Will use after Episode 30 😉 Thanks for watching!
Also your other comment is not showing for some reason: "I have a first year 35 Remington and a 3006" - and I wanted to respond: "Awesome! There is 760 Carbine .308 that I have my eye on! They are great rifles! - Thanks for watching!"
I have 760 06 carbine bought 1978 premium wood very accurate 9 moose many deer 2 wolves 1 bear, I seldom use it now have had people beg me to sell it but I can't its like a friend.
Nice!!! The 760 06 carbine is on my radar ... I wouldn't sell if I had one ..hehe. Thanks for watching!
What do you think is a fair price for these critters today? Depending on condition of course.
@@speelane2000 I've seen them go for $1000+ on GB, as they are rare to find used. Check on GB and search for sold listings, the carbine versions do look great!
$500 to $750 depending on condition, and that’s Canadian dollars. Not rare nor are they a collector item
@@HangInThereCat One on a local auction like this one Redfield scope last bid was $295, still has a couple days left, I paid a bit over $300 for mine a couple months ago , also sold one a 35 in great shape for $700
I had a 760 in3006 the recoil was stout but I didn’t mind then I had an accident and broke my shoulder and collar bone. I had it repaired but the recoil was too much
The recoil with M1 Garand PPU 150gr wasn't too bad actually, I'm sure with modern 30-06 would be much more. Sorry to hear about your accident, perhaps a Caldwell Field Shield may help? Thanks for watching! Appreciate you!
I have the same rifle but my date on the barrel is completely different, it says "azz" if you could tell me what that means that'd be great.
There good but mostly a 870 stock trigger
This is James Earl Ray's rifle
Im not saying its not a 1956 but I have the same gun and the last two digits are 40 and it didn't come out until1952. Mine has the aluminum butt plate or corncob forearm
No worries! Thanks for watching!
They are great rifles regardless of the year. After I contacted Remington. I did find out on the left side are two letters first being the month second the year. Mine was made in May of 1956. This will go to my son. I just recently started looking at the history of my rifles. Happy hunting!
@@Dustedpages2 Definitely great rifles regardless of year!!! I have my eye on a carbine version, so expensive!! Appreciate you!
In western Pennsylvania we call them Amish machine gun 😊
heheh nice!!!! Happy Thanksgiving!
I've heard the amish make these guns sound like a machine gun in Marienville Pa.
Tolle Büchse
Almost seems like you fascinated with having a replica of JER’s rifle… But anyway, that’s one rifle I’d never own…
He hit him in the Ceek! The right one!
James Earl Ray!
Never stick the mag back in while handling or cleaning
No sound volume, moving on.
Thanks for watching!
Get a lead sled
I'll consider :) thanks for watching!
You can leave out the " this model gun killed" bs. Stirring up trouble with that mess. You seem to mention it frequently in the video. Really detracts from what it is a fine hunting rifle. Leave the other stuff for the history books.
Thanks for watching!
Shut up dude. I personally love hearing all the history about a particular item Great job on the video hang in there cat some of us appreciate you're research
@samuelclendenin9637 Grow up. This is the type of BS that stirs up racial division.
Sure, let's forget about history. We don't need that anymore! Moron. Military surplus bolt actions make great hunting rifles, too, but morbid history is what makes them interesting. If not for MLK, these things would be totally forgotten about
Really you can settle down cupcake.
I have one in .270 is a laser beam
I bet!! These rifles are very underrated!!! Thanks for watching!!