Built with a solid steel receiver and classic walnut furniture, the Remington Model 760 Gamemaster became one of Remington’s most recognizable mid?century sporting rifles. Introduced as a modernized pump?action centerfire design, the 760 offered smooth cycling, clean machining, and the rugged steel?and?wood construction that defined Remington’s manufacturing era. Its blued finish and straight?grained walnut stock give it the timeless appearance associated with traditional American hunting rifles.

Chambered in .30?06 Springfield and equipped with a sporting?length barrel, the Model 760 Gamemaster earned a reputation for reliability and practical field handling. Its detachable magazine system and solid?frame design made it a favorite among outdoorsmen who appreciated a pump?action rifle built with the same attention to detail as Remington’s classic shotguns. Today, the 760 remains a desirable piece for collectors who value vintage American craftsmanship.

Remington Model 760 Gamemaster Specifications

Manufacturer: Remington Arms Company
Model: Model 760 Gamemaster
Action: Pump?Action (historical classification)
Caliber: .30?06 Springfield
Barrel Length: Approx. 22"
Capacity: 4?Round Detachable Magazine (period standard)
Finish: Blued
Stock/Grips: Walnut
Stock Type: Wood
Receiver: Steel
Chamber: .30?06 Springfield
Sights: Open Sights (period standard)
Sight Type: Fixed/Adjustable Rear (varies by configuration)
Weight: Approx. 7–7.5 lbs
Length of Pull: Approx. 13.5"–14"
Additional Info: Classic Gamemaster solid?frame design; detachable box magazine; traditional Remington walnut furniture