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And they also made some non 700 junk that I try to live with. It's tough, but someone has to do it.

Some older junk. 121S, 17B and 513SA.

Got a new in box model 750 30-06. Never used it so im not sure if its junk?

90 degree bolt lift, junk bolt release, junk extractor, abortion of a trigger, brazed bolt handle, about as straight as a banana.... gunsmiths love them because the customer has to drop $600 into the action just to make them worth a schit. The only reason they're popular is they had a head start...who was their competition in 1948? They're not innovative, Remington designed them to be cheap to manufacture. If I had to pick a crude design then I'd rather have a savage...at least the floating bolt head makes up for a crooked action, you can swap bolt handles, and it doesn't require a $160 trigger upgrade right out of the box.

Better actions offer side bolt release, sako style extractors, safe adjustable triggers, 60-70 degree bolt throw...etc etc etc...

the gunbroker prices of 760/7600's are unreal. and the carbines, forget about it. i'm tempted to sell off a few but like them too much.

The Carbines are great rifles, and very uncommon. I would never sell mine either.

Another old junker. First year production 760 manufactured March 1952.
Gun is 5 months younger than I am and still going strong, me not so much, LMAO.

My Dad had one just like that in 06 that he could shoot better than most guys can shoot a bolt action with a scope. He also refused to put a scope on it no matter how many times we offered to buy him one.... if I told you some of the shots he made with that rifle at deer and targets you would call me a liar... it is still in the family somewhere...

Bob