Remington 760 new to me

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Just got it from lgs.
Serial number shows made between 1975-1978.

Runs pretty smooth. Will be taking this scope off and going w something a bit more modern.

The scope says micro trac and is 3-9

Excited to take it to the woods this year.

It is the 30-06 flavor.
 

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Nice. I’ve always wanted one of the Carbine versions from that same mid-late 70’s era. Preferably a 300 Savage or 35 Rem.
 
Scope looks like an old steel tube Weaver. Does it have a perfectly round field of view or is it oblong like a tv?
 
No kiddding. I can’t stand those things.
The 22 I learned to shoot with that was my grandpa's is now mine and has those things. I swapped them out and realized why it has them, the bolt handle wont clear a scope without them.
 
Luckily I don’t have a boot handle. Most of the time if low mounts won’t clear a bolt handle guy can try mid, or you can try adjusting the scope backwards a little. The 22 shouldn’t have much recoil to negate when it comes to getting kissed by a scope
 
It’s round for sure. Pretty damn clear. Is there a market for them used?
Define market. Lol. There's lots of people who like them when they want a set-up to be period correct. I see a lot listed on eBay for hundreds of dollars but who knows if they actually sell for that.
 
Luckily I don’t have a boot handle. Most of the time if low mounts won’t clear a bolt handle guy can try mid, or you can try adjusting the scope backwards a little. The 22 shouldn’t have much recoil to negate when it comes to getting kissed by a scope
There's ways around it for sure, but I'm glad it didn't work out because I like it being the way that it is when I learned to shoot it 40+ years ago.
 
For sure, memories and nostalgia play a larger part at times than anything else. If you can drive it, have fun
 
Very nice, and just seeing the photo brings back good memories.

If I were you I'd list the scope on eBay as an auction, not a fixed price listing. The guys trying to sell vintage scopes there as a business, tend to sit on them for a long time between sales. I'd prefer to just move it and have the cash, myself.

The weaver micro-trac adjustment system was very well regarded back in the day. No clue how they'd compare to modern offerings.
 
I had one of those and used it for a good long while, same flavor. Then I went down the “accuracy/long distance” rabbit hole. Still trying to find my way out of there lol
 
Yea I’m there with my 300. I just like nostalgic firearms. I try to use a rifle till I get a deer then switch rifles up
 
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