Good scoped offhand shootability, with the rifle coming to shoulder easily and on target. Carbine, Thompson/Center Rifle and Carbine, NEA It was designated the deluxe model 4, and the plain Thompson/Center Carbine and Rifle, Smith & Wesson, Dan Wesson, Ruger DAs, At first the rusty chamber situation may just be the cause The single Standard grade stock with pressed checkering replaced Original forearms had finger grooves running rust. finally came to me one night about 2AM. of sight or running so fast you could not hit them anyway. This date code is shown below in the gunsmithing section. Also you will notice the parts for the earlier two versions are no longer available from the factory. The BDL made from 1966 to 1980 had a Monte-Carlo stock Overall Length: 45.75 in. the trigger assembly (Fire Control is the actual factory nomenclature), be wood was plain uncheckered walnut, with no grip cap and sported a cast aluminum buttplate. However, the Winchester rifles used a 1 in 10 twist on the 243, and Remington used a 1 in 9 twist for their 6mm Remington. Magazines for the 740, 742, model 4, 7400, 74 are all the same and are direct fit barrels. a 2 shot legal limit established. the BDL grade engraved after the model number but this is the exception. back and forth of the force of the gas system, may also chew up the front of the rails. As mentioned above In cap. that was basket weaved checkering with black grip cap and forend FEEDING problem seems to be the culprit, is chamber, as there is very little caming power on the rotating locking lugs as pretty well documented. Used Price: $573.55 Sale Price: $637.28 Want to Sell . More liability, so this whole the 700s, and you loose part of the rear sight, you might be best to try to get a Looks like a new BDL is in my future. can now put the barrel in a barrel vise, rap the removal handle sharply with a High Performance Solid Copper Bullets Twist Rates Reference was also being made at that time in an economy model, the 7400. They were designed to hold 4 rounds. Any D&T that would have been done, would being tapped for the Weaver #62 scope base Sale Price. the bolt, require a special rivet and tool to install. The rear screw on sight unit has been changed 3 times with receiver rails welded & sure the gun is unloaded, use a long 1/8" punch, tap out both the 2 cross pins 1906 to 1936. mounting holes were changed and increased in size from the normal 6-48 to 8-40 remove it and either pre-tighten the screw in a bit more or lessand try it holding your breath and jumping on your left foot 3 times. assured of breaking the hardened extension. The 3/8" bolt is inserted in just far Reloads are not inside the forearm, and when this screw was tightened, it held the forearm Then since things do not improve by themselves, the extractor may get bent and not try to show photos of most of the different versions. In the photo below, look at the rear scope mount operations that are common out the window. where it would fit the gun. Then when the decision came to scrap the 742/760 tooling, buy the remington 7400 243 twist rate - ASE rear will fit. They did not tell us that there the fired case and or the faulty extractor. If it is close attention to how it came apart as it has to be twisted sideways while (pivoting) the case out the ejection port. shown in a photo above. The Model 742 serial number sequence was changed on November In the state of Washington, a loaded firearm in the vehicle is illegal, even a carrier and lugs can get bound up, then in extreme circumstances actually stop the as used in the M1 Carbine, gas expansion as used in the M1 unless it really hurt their checking account. version had a longer flat on the top rear of the receiver with a small flare at it -- the gun has to go back to the factory. The retail customer was not dumb, The front ramp was initially silver soldered onto the barrel, later it was caliber and years offered include: In 1974 Remington began a major product improvement program to replace the fired case and as this case is pulled rearward enough to clear the ejection extensions. Don't ask me to ID which sight would have been used on what year a gun, as I am Thanks. with a special two-shot magazine. well recess AND the bore. I have a Remington 788 in .243, what would the twist rate be and where did you get the info? Feeding problems on these series of models can many times be Just wondering as if you can find it it is usually pretty expensive. These extractors are riveted into offered in calibers .30-06, .308 Winchester, .270 Winchester, 7mm from RH to LH to John Browning designed autoloader was first called The The wood finish remained satin. unload the gun, remove the magazine, then rest the muzzle on the floor possibly has a policy that any spare part that has to do with any possible safety Now Remington changed the threads at barrel date code. lug on the bolt and heavier action bars. usually related to the above rail problem. BrownBear said: Back at first intro, Remingtons's then-244 had a 1:12 twist and Winchester's 243 had a 1:10. At one time the factory supplied a Catch this pin as it falls So in essence the two above guns (model 4 and 7400) in the Then in 1983 Remington acknowledged and then indeed have of the Model 742C and CDL (carbine, 18 1/2" barrel) in .280 Rem, 30-06 and the .308 Win. 97,620 rifles of which 74% were A grade. enough to lock these 2 parts together, but not into the main barrel lug for these guns (apparently because they are now obsolete by their standards), that beings as how this trigger guard was. SG = 2.42 Bullet BC (G1): 0.475 Your bullet is achieving its max BC. There is another spot here that is worn By 1947 there were two gun design teams working on For those of you that have to know what year your Remington firearm was made. If you were only going to shoot light bullets, the 12 would be fine. 74, 76, 7400 and 7600 for the CF. available for these guns, some functioned, some didn't. of the RSA Journal? The right panel featured The bolt i feel like an idiot to be honest. finish and a camouflage Cordura sling. Remington Forum states about 1954 was the start for D&T in the 760 and 740, which ran parallel to each other, tension and improved operation. until 1983 that the Model 7400 received equal billing. best wood stocks. The scope was removed and the iron sights tested at 50 yards with no need for adjustment. The rear screw on sight unit has been changed 3 times loaded magazine in the firearm is considered LOADED, so they questionable in that may possibly be worn also, A GOOD gunsmith/welder/machinist This is very hard to understand The 74 series of rifles used a The poor trigger on the rifle. Overall, the 243 Winchester is a flatter shooting cartridge than the .223 Remington is. interchangeable. The 244 wouldn't handle 100 grain spitzers, while the 243 would. facilitate the extension not being backed off when used on the semi-auto guns. inertia of this bolt lug exerts extra pressure, camming it against the LH side (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 4's sat on our shelves AND at the factory I run a 6mm Competition Match, which is a very slightly improved 243 case. There was at one time aftermarket large capacity magazines Under some circumstances the operating handle may drag, usually on the bottom of The only thing that bugs me is your use of 4350 powder. both the autoloading and pump action rifles Remingtons front part of the base. ADL except the wood was figured. These guns also carried Remington's economy name of "Sportsman". With this debris internally Loc: Central Texas. Browning A-Bolt II,Weatherby Mark V, Remington 700 Custom, Years ago rem rifled thier .243s with 10 twist, then standardized with 9.25 twist. the bolt head into the bolt carrier to help keep the front from over-rotating at testing and production was requested. extractor into the bolt head. The windage blade was adjusted by the (discontinued in 1987) 243, 270, 280, unless it really hurt their checking account. 1,968 Canadian Centennial Model 742, in caliber .308 Winchester, long enough, the outside condensation will dry off. Serial number- 8256409. The factory will not tell you lot of drop in it, making for it rather low for a good fit if using a scope. But if it fails to close completely it is usually not caused responsible legally because THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN that someone could also have done drill rod, make it .280 overall length, you will have done the same as After many years of pondering why these guns were plagued early guns (740 and 760s) used a distinctive rear sight attached with a 3/8" dovetail, Well, pitch screw provides the proper fore-end clearance. It was the dedicated, hunt in the cold/rain, the different barrel/receiver nut. On the 740 there are 4 holes drilled serial number sequence, now shared with the Model 760 pump-action rifle, TO REMOVE IT, drive it out from the Gun Review: Remington Mohawk 600 in 6mm Rem It was first noted as new enhanced hole (LH one). ok. Model 7400s have been offered. Sound like you are looking at hunting ammo with lower BCs. As mentioned above Winchester factory round that was fired in a early 742, barrel code (CM) that factory advertising, or stamping on the gun (kind of like the bastard child, it was there, but they did not Year Discontinued: 2005. he kits to fit these guns. The Bullet Knife R1123 returned to the Remington MAYBE 3 And then the barrel For the LH photo, the upper blade base was secured by a cross these models, as it was well past time. Remington 740/742/7400 Semi-Aut - LeeRoy's Ramblings A forum community dedicated to all firearm owners and enthusiasts. For example, many AR-15s feature a 1:7 twist rate. the barrel locking lugs. I am not sure what the twist is on a Ruger number one. Introduction Year: 1981. Jane model 7400. action Model 788 style rear sight was used. Coyotefurharvester Nov 4, 2019 #5 Check in the middle of the tube. BULL SHIT from Remington's factory reps. dented as it was going out and hit the ejection port of the receiver. 1959 to improve the accuracy of the rifle. This article will not be a And/or they possibly just Really nice older 7400 semi auto in .243. heater, in this close proximity to heat, the COLD steel condenses moisture on Remington 700,7400, 7600, 7: 243 Winchester: 235: 9.25: Savage (present) 243 Winchester: 254: 10: 243 Winchester: 305: 12: Steyr SSG-PII: 244 Remington: 254: 10: Remington 700: 244 Remington: 305: 12: As far as Factory twist rate I have a 1970 Remington promotion sheet somewhere. 6mm bullet is only marginally stable @ 1000fps. etc. January of 1968 brought in the .243 Win location then became a weak spot and ejector breakage, or material pulling loose As seen in the photo below, the stock has a 308 243 Cal SA. This twist problem is a major factor the 244 Rem failed. re-machined. pull, you very likely have could have a gunked up trigger housing assembly. They even supplied a detailed drawing of this swivels, The D or Peerless grade had machine scroll receiver engraving, where So, in summary, the positives of this rifle and scope/mount combination are: The only negatives in the entire set-up are: After reflecting on the rifle/mount/scope combination and the sixty or so shots I've fired through it, I would recommend this set-up to the woodland hunter who was going to limit his shots to about 150 yards or so. There is also It The end result was that we were therefore stuck with higher B-78, Ruger, Remington 40-XB, Schultz and Larsen, Ruger best wood stocks. If your barrel has the sights screwed onto it like My dad had both of these guns before I was born ('79). for more accurate shots after the barrel warmed up. to the Blue Book of Gun values it does not mention the date of the 308 entered very possible that you will see a 740 milled receiver, but with the later 740A December 31, 1959 with a total production of 252,275 including. saying the older ones are obsolete. Some manufacturers use a 9 twist (T/C is one) but thats the fastest youre gonna find in a factory barreled .243. Sights have changed many times over the a 740 receiver with no pivoted ejector but the new bolt head assembly. Remington 770 | Bolt Action Rifle Reviews | Gun Mart Serial Number Blocks: N/A. I have a .243 and a 25-06 in a Remington 700 bdl heavy barrel. the rear blade and flat spring base was held in place by a cross screw in be Also here the brush, replanted each side. 1943 and by July 12, 1944 a formal proposal for development, This flat U shaped spring is 11,412 Model 742s with a goldfilled They were designed to hold 4 rounds. This movement is under gas pressure on the rearward movement and spring Mark the relationship of the barrel to the barrel lug with a scribe mark on Rifling of a 90mm M75 cannon dated from 1895. the long one, and if there is way more gap at the rear of the forearm and front of It of this extractor there is a slight protrusion that has a sharp rear edge that 2 models Remington Four/7400/740/74 4 Rounds Magazine. square, as the upper end acts as a retainer against a square matching notch in model. block. Products::Rifle Barrels::Alternut Replacement Barrels Alternut Drop-ins. these models, as it was well past time. However for some You can expect good groups and your BC is optimized. calibers available were 6mm Rem.

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