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I have a Rem M-760 WoodsMaster in 30/06. It is not a pump but an automatic. How is this possible? Did Rem ever offer to convert 760s to 742? The only other explaination I can think of is a mismarked receiver. Any thoughts?


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All 760s were pumps. I would like to see a good photo of that reciever.



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Originally posted by JIm Yackley:
I have a Rem M-760 WoodsMaster in 30/06. It is not a pump but an automatic. How is this possible? Did Rem ever offer to convert 760s to 742? The only other explaination I can think of is a mismarked receiver. Any thoughts?


There is someone that offers a kit to go from 740/742/7400 auto to pump, but I don't know about the other way around.

If I had to guess what you have, I would say that someone used a 760 receiver to repair a 740/742/7400.


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