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Originally Posted by Sherwood
. Mossberg builds a quality 30-30 carbine!

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Originally Posted by SKane
It'd be interesting to learn from folks here if their preferences date back to their youth or if they gravitated toward them later down the road.
I grew up with 7600's and bolt actions so they're most familiar to me. I suspect if I started life with levers, I'd have a greater appreciation for them.



You're onto something...

My first year with a rifle... my dad handed me a marlin 336A and it failed. The firing pin was broke. Then I grabbed the rem 600 in 35 rem and stuck with bolts. My dad held up his remington 743 auto and said... don't buy these.. they jam.

I avoided levers for years due to pin breakage and weaker extraction.

Now I favor only levers and bolts. Even have a 336A again.
Tried pumps and sold them for no good reason. I think a rem 6 is a very attractive gun.
Held a savage 170 yesterday and liked it too.

My dad gravitated back to winchester 94 in his last years of hunting too.


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Originally Posted by 44mc
steelhead you can dish it out but can not take it. grow up I do like your camo marlin. nice rifle



sur i can, ain't feiting back wat its about?

thanks, i like that marlen 2.


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Originally Posted by SKane
It'd be interesting to learn from folks here if their preferences date back to their youth or if they gravitated toward them later down the road.
I grew up with 7600's and bolt actions so they're most familiar to me. I suspect if I started life with levers, I'd have a greater appreciation for them.



I've never lived anywhere that seeing a pump rifle on the gun shelf was a common occurrence. My fascination began via the Beniot stories I read when MUCH younger.

I've never seen anyone hunting with a pump rifle.

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Originally Posted by Sherwood
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This is my fairly new Mossberg model 464 carbine chambered for the famous 30-30 cartridge. It's features include 16 inch barrel, grey laminated stock, angle eject, and tang safety. I mounted a Simmons 2-7X scope and this carbine shoots 2 inch groups at 100 yards with 170 grain Power Point ammo. Mossberg builds a quality 30-30 carbine!

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That's actually a nifty looking rig.


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I'm still sitting here scratching my head on how a 30-06 isn't good for deer at 100 yards. Wow Ed k

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What I don't like about pump actions is the forearm moves once the action is fired. I do not know if the Remington mentioned in this thread is like the " 22 s & slug guns " I have fired.

The BLR has a nice magazine, but PLAN on getting the trigger worked on.

The Marlins are golden in that regard, so simple and easy to get shooting good! But a PITA to load unload compared to a clip, or like henery has now a tube feed that unloads via the tube.


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steelhead who did the camo job? I got a 90smod 94 I would like to have done. i could not do my marlins

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Originally Posted by Angus1895
What I don't like about pump actions is the forearm moves once the action is fired.


Angus, that's the point when it's in the hand - slide rearward, no? laugh


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Originally Posted by 44mc
steelhead who did the camo job? I got a 90smod 94 I would like to have done. i could not do my marlins

I have no idea, I bought it that way in the Fire.

You could PM yar, that is who I bought it from, he might know.


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If 100 yards is the key distance I would find and older Marlin in 35 Rem. It may be old and ancient but it drops a big hammer on deer at that distance. A .35 bore always makes a statement no matter how mild mannered it may be.

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You have narrowed your choice down to 3 great rifles, I have owned a bunch of Marlins and BLR's, you can not go wrong with any of these rifles but My favorite on your list is the Browning, I have had a pile of these over the years and all have been very accurate, there is a wide range of cartridge choices and I love the detachable magazine...If you wanrt the easiest to clean buy a takedown model ( stainless/laminated ) these are very pretty to boot.......Good luck...Hb

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Of those three I have already chosen. A Marlin 336 30-30, actually I have two one scoped and one with a peep sight. I started with a rifle like this and have come around a bit. I also have a Rossi 16 inch M92 copy in 45 Long colt but it is generally used as a general purpose rifle and truck gun. The 265 gr. cast bullet at 1400 fps will easily reach out to 100 yards.

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Originally Posted by Mike74
It's a pain to replace those rubber O-rings in a 760. I've done it. Without it they turn into rattle traps.


Then you read too many internet stories and don’t shoot enough. I guarantee you I have shot them more than most and have never had to change one. You scent will scare more critters than a 760/7600 ever will. If a buck heats my gun “rattle” it’s too late for him to do anything about it at that point.


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I have ONLY known 1 760 that rattled.
I personally have 4 and have had 2 or 3 more — none rattled.

I have friends that own & hunt them.....none rattled.

Yes, I know ‘some’ rattle BUT I don’t know How they were treated or mistreated.

Secondly, why do you need a metal DUST cover ? Don’t.

Thirdly, LOTS of machinery & engines use O ring gaskets. Why don’t you replace them?

Fourthly, the muzzle blast not only covers any noise but you can be reloaded before the shot sound is gone.

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to me the slide action is the most natural of manually operated guns. if i HAD to buy brand new, i'd buy the 7600 '06 carbine, i'd put talley light weight lows and a bushnell elite 4200 on it.

but that said, i would buy a used one. up around here in PA they're plentiful and reasonable.


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I would like a 760 in 308 to go with my 742 308 carbine

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One thing for sure, you don't have to worry about loose forearms, worn out o rings or plastic bolt covers on a Marlin 336.

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In your experience is the muzzle blast on a 7600 Carbine going to be a lot worse than a 22 inch barrel 7600 or 22 inch bolt for that matter?

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Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by Mike74
It's a pain to replace those rubber O-rings in a 760. I've done it. Without it they turn into rattle traps.


Then you read too many internet stories and don’t shoot enough. I guarantee you I have shot them more than most and have never had to change one. You scent will scare more critters than a 760/7600 ever will. If a buck heats my gun “rattle” it’s too late for him to do anything about it at that point.


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