Remington 760 Serial Numbers
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Founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington. Company has distinction of being oldest firearms manufacturing firm in United States. Since 1856, it has been known by four different names: between 1856 and 1888, E. Remington & Sons; 1888-1910, Remington Arms Company; 1910-1925, Remington Arms U.M.C. Company (Union Metallic Cartridge Company); and 1925 to present, Remington Arms Company. Reply Edit Del All Remington 760 codes-I think I'm going to sell my old Remington 760 carbine. I'm trying to discern the date of manufacture from the codes on the rifle, but I don't know which is the correct one to use. On the barrel right in front of the receiver there are two letters clearly visible 'B' & 'J'. Farther up the barrel is.

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Crosman has a products date list:
Model 2576 is the '91 25th aniverasry model.
John
Crosman has a products date list:
Model 2576 is the '91 25th aniverasry model.
John
Nice vintage guns. Memeber uniondr (i thinks thats his title) will know everything about those guns. The guy is amazing. Heck he will may even be able to tell you what day of the week they were made. He has forgotten more info on crosman guns then I will ever know! Value is dependent on condition and desirabilty. Ive seen non working guns for as little as $5 up to 50 or 60 bucks for nice working vintage models.
Nice vintage guns. Memeber uniondr (i thinks thats his title) will know everything about those guns. The guy is amazing. Heck he will may even be able to tell you what day of the week they were made. He has forgotten more info on crosman guns then I will ever know! Value is dependent on condition and desirabilty. Ive seen non working guns for as little as $5 up to 50 or 60 bucks for nice working vintage models.
The top one is indeed the anniversary model once more made to look like my 760 variant 1 which was dated, ' 60' on the pump tube endcap. They were dated that way on the ones made before July 1975. The '60' meant June 1970. After July 1975, the first 3-4 numbers of the serial number is the build date. Rather odd that an, ' anniversary' model has the later plastic receiver and bolt? The metal receiver and brass bolt should've been used. They were self-cocking back then as well. The ones with the plastic receiver and plastic Remington Nylon 66-like bolt are manual cocking. That is to say, it isn't cocked until you pull the bolt back to load it.
The bottom one is a variant 4, like mine, built January 1978. A year later than mine, built January 1977. What's the odds of that? The first three digits of the serial number are the build date. In this case, '178', which normally would be expressed as '1/78'. The 760 variant 4 likely has the full-length smooth-bore barrel like mine too? But it shoots straight, so that's okay. Just don't shoot BB's through them and the barrel will be/stay more accurate with pellets. They seem to like the JSB Exact Express 7.87gr, H&N Sniper light 7.5gr, & Beeman Silver Bear 7.1gr. Which makes sense, as they were tested with 7.9gr pellets! Steel BB's aren't good for those old, ' soda straw' barrels. And thanks for the kind words Stefanjan. I love the vintage Crossman's! I've seen like-new, never fired or very little 760's go for as much as $175 on the auctions. The 760XL & 761XL models with the brass-plated receivers, rifled barrels, & unique stocks for as much as $275!
My 760 variant 1, 6/70 restomodded;
And my 760 variant 4, 1/77 cleaned up with a period-correct Weaver V22-A Dual X scope with Simmons rings;
The top one is indeed the anniversary model once more made to look like my 760 variant 1 which was dated, ' 60' on the pump tube endcap. They were dated that way on the ones made before July 1975. The '60' meant June 1970. After July 1975, the first 3-4 numbers of the serial number is the build date. Rather odd that an, ' anniversary' model has the later plastic receiver and bolt? The metal receiver and brass bolt should've been used. They were self-cocking back then as well. The ones with the plastic receiver and plastic Remington Nylon 66-like bolt are manual cocking. That is to say, it isn't cocked until you pull the bolt back to load it.
The bottom one is a variant 4, like mine, built January 1978. A year later than mine, built January 1977. What's the odds of that? The first three digits of the serial number are the build date. In this case, '178', which normally would be expressed as '1/78'. The 760 variant 4 likely has the full-length smooth-bore barrel like mine too? But it shoots straight, so that's okay. Just don't shoot BB's through them and the barrel will be/stay more accurate with pellets. They seem to like the JSB Exact Express 7.87gr, H&N Sniper light 7.5gr, & Beeman Silver Bear 7.1gr. Which makes sense, as they were tested with 7.9gr pellets! Steel BB's aren't good for those old, ' soda straw' barrels. And thanks for the kind words Stefanjan. I love the vintage Crossman's! I've seen like-new, never fired or very little 760's go for as much as $175 on the auctions. The 760XL & 761XL models with the brass-plated receivers, rifled barrels, & unique stocks for as much as $275!
My 760 variant 1, 6/70 restomodded;
And my 760 variant 4, 1/77 cleaned up with a period-correct Weaver V22-A Dual X scope with Simmons rings;
Well deserved kind words. And thanks for for not letting us down.
Well deserved kind words. And thanks for for not letting us down.
LOVE those '760's jeffw
Why choose? Keep both! I have quite a collection starting…
Why choose? Keep both! I have quite a collection starting..
So today i went to visit my sister in-laws dad and happend to look in back of an old pickup of his and saw this gem. So I pick it up to check it out and instantly I knew it was old skool real steel cause holy shit it's heavy! and so I had to have it and he gave it to me 1978 model
- This reply was modified 1 year ago by Jr706.
So today i went to visit my sister in-laws dad and happend to look in back of an old pickup of his and saw this gem. So I pick it up to check it out and instantly I knew it was old skool real steel cause holy shit it's heavy! and so I had to have it and he gave it to me 1978 model
Hello I am new to this forum and would appreciate any help. I see in this discussion on 760's the second to last picture shows a 760 with a silver receiver. I have one exactly like this. The one shown here is the only other one I ever seen . I have been trying to find info on model with silver receiver no one seems to know. I contacted Crosman and ask them for info. Her are the response I received The receiver has not been stripped I took it apart and is the same on inside Now I see this picture of another one Again any info on this would be greatly appreciated
Crosman
Ticket ID: BIO-971-00583
Subject: General Support
Message from Crosman:
Russel,
Correct, there was no mention of a silver receiver for the model you own. The only other option that I could think of besides a special product for a store, is if the receiver was stripped of the color to show the silver. [email protected]
Thank you,
Angel
Ticket ID: BIO-971-00583
Subject: General Support
Message from Crosman:
Russel,
Thank you for the pictures of your model 760. Grace khold. In order for us to find the correct information, we would like to know the 9 digit serial number from the rifle and if you purchased the rifle new and if you made any modifications to it. Thank you, Angel
- This reply was modified 1 year ago by Russsel.
Hello I am new to this forum and would appreciate any help. I see in this discussion on 760's the second to last picture shows a 760 with a silver receiver. I have one exactly like this. The one shown here is the only other one I ever seen . I have been trying to find info on model with silver receiver no one

Remington 760 Serial Numbers