760 carbine in .243

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dobk
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760 carbine in .243

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Did Remington ever make the 760 Carbine in .243? Were all 760 Carbines marked as such on the barrel? Thanks.
600RemGuy
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Re: 760 carbine in .243

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Carbines should be marked as such on the barrel. 243 wasn't offered. 280, 270 I believe, 308 and 30-06 were factory offerings.

Edit. I can't believe I forgot to mention 35 Rem was also chambered in the carbine. Long day a work.
dobk
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Re: 760 carbine in .243

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Thanks for the reply. Then what I have is a cut-down rifle. Not unhappy as what I wanted was a .243 760 carbine as a handy coyote gun and since the factory didn't make one a modified rifle would have been the only alternative. Just have to see how she shoots. Thanks again.
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Re: 760 carbine in .243

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What length is the barrel now, just out of curiosity? 18.5 inch 6mms usually shoot pretty good. I have a 600 in 6mm that surprised me :o with factory ammo although kinda loud :shock:
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Re: 760 carbine in .243

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It measures 18.5" from the front edge of the reciever to the muzzle.
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