I've got a line on one of these, (Remington 7600 200th Anniversary Edition in .30-06), for $1,690.00 out the door. (The gun has a MSRP of $1,999.00). I'm seriously debating getting it. This is a, "buy to have" type gun, as I doubt I will fire it. I've always liked the 7600, in spite of some guys having extraction and ejection problems with them. A pump action just does not have the forceful camming action of a bolt gun. Especially with hot loads. Others report no problems after years of shooting.

These 200th Anniversary Edition guns are beautiful. The Cabela's by me has a Model 700 200th Anniversary in 7MM Remington Magnum, and it is simply gorgeous. What kind of luck have you 7600 owners had with your guns? I know these things are not MOA rifles. But I'm more concerned with the operation of them. Even though this rifle won't see much if any use, I don't want to buy into a problematic weapon. Even one as beautiful as this one.

Sounds like a good deal...

My Remington Model 700 BDL is chambered for 7mm Rem Mag...

My Remington Model 7600 is chambered in 30-06 Springfield...

Both are from the 1980's...and have treated me well over the years...

Go for it if ya got the money to burn! Never heard of any problems myself from those who owned em. I would have a tough time pulling the trigger too but by the time it's worth a fortune you'll be pushin up daisies. Hey enjoy it life's too short.

Amen to that mauser9...!!

Shoot and Enjoy...no safe queens in my house.

Hmmm Come to think of it I would have been better off buying the Model Six back in 81. Only made 36,000 of em. Still waitin for my Four to be worth big bucks.