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 | Actually browning did make a pump recently but I am not sure if they still do.There is actually very little interest in pumps these days so no-one else is building them. | 
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 | Wannabee,  I believe Browning quit making them two years ago but there's nothing wrong with the Remington.  I've had a .35 Whelen in a 7600 since they first came out.  My next one is going to be the .30-06 in the synthetic carbine.  I don't care for Remington's bolt actions but I wouldn't hesitate to buy Remington where the 7600 is concerned.  I've had zero problems with mine. | 
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 | Wannabee,  if memory serves me correctly they first showed up in the US around 1989, and we got them up here a couple of years later.  I believe they stopped making them in the Whelen around 1996 or 1997.  I read on one of the boards here earlier this year that Remington did a special run of them this year but I don't imagine they'll last long.
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 | Pop,  if I'm having a good day about 1.25" to 1.5".  My son can usually get .9" to 1.25". Not quite as good as my .338 but good enough for what I need. | 
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 | Savage;  I also have a 7600 in .35 Whelen that I bought back in 88-89.  It carries a straight 4X Leupold right now.  It is plain devestating on moose and caribou.  I have never recovered a bullet form either. Ptargiman are no match either.    ![[Roll Eyes]](images/icons/rolleyes.gif)  It will also shoot aroun 1 1/2" at a 100 yards.  It is a quick pointing and fast to reload rifle.  I did hae a minor problem wotht he magazine from shipping it too much but worked the problem out. Love it!  [ 09-14-2003, 08:20: Message edited by: daveinthebush ] | 
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 | Dave,  I think the 7600 is one of the most underrated rifles around.  I don't always need something as big as the Whelen and I want something a little handier, that's why I'm going to get the .30-06 carbine in the synthetic model. | 
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 | Thanx guys.  Just ordered a 7600 in 35 Whelen.  Should be here end of next week.   No I an not nuts!    Special order run!     ![[Big Grin]](images/icons/grin.gif)  Sorry for highjacking the thread wannabe! | 
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 | Pop,  I think that's great, I know you will enjoy it.  Wannabee, you better hurry before they're all gone.   ![[Big Grin]](images/icons/grin.gif) | 
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 | Pop:Where did you get it and how much did you pay if you don't mind my asking?  Was it a new limited production run or used?  Thanks.
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 | Pop,  THAT is impressive.  BTW I like your choice of bullet weight, it seems to be the best choice for all purpose use. Congratulations. | 
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