In 1963 Model 760 rifles were available in A, ADL, CDL, D and F Grades, An “all purpose” high-comb stock was fitted to the A and ADL grades in 1958,Īnd the BDL designation was temporarily dropped. To one made of a black nylon resin called Zytel. Persistent consumer complaints about the “rattle” of the ejection port cover were answered by changing the steel cover Increased to 85,065 rifles, while it dropped to 30,099 in 1955 due to the introduction of the new autoloading Remington Modelħ40 rifle. Total 1953 sales of the Model 760 were 81,428 rifles, of which 11,822 were ADLs or BDLs.
Pattern employed is called by todays collectors “5 Diamond” The butt stocks and the action-tubeĮnd caps were fitted for sling swivels and the checkering The Model 760 ADL “Deluxe” and BDL “Deluxe Special” grades wereįirst offered in June 1953, with both featuring high-comb,Ĭheckered stocks, receivers drilled and tapped for scope Other variations offered in 1952 included the Model 760B Special Grade, D Peerless Grade for $488.60, and F Premier Grade for $904.50. Receiver was not drilled or tapped for scope mounts or a receiver sight, and the new rifle had an overall length of 42″, a 22″ barrel, and weighed 7 1/2 pounds.
Almost all production in 1952 was of A grade rifles with a plain, low-comb stock. Scenes by Remington master-engraver Carl Ennis – was presented to C.K.
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