Remington 700 ADL.270 Win Bolt-Action Centerfire Rifle, - Owner's manual. Warranty (general): 2 years, Type: Centerfire, Magazine Capacity: 4+. “Woodmaster” Model 742 was the latest' 1n Remington' s line of and give instructions on repair of a gun or guns in the same letter.

Navcoder Keygen Download. Mesen Moderator Posts: 305 (11/4/01 7:01:17 pm) Reply Edit Del All Help please Rem 7400 question -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My little brother wants to disasemble and clean his 7400 (having cycling problems) problem is no instructions, anybody able to help? IF YOU VALUE YOUR FREEDOM, THANK A VET! AntiqueDr Senior Chief Moderator Staff Posts: 1245 (11/4/01 7:27:48 pm) Reply Edit Del ezSupporter Re: Help please Rem 7400 question -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Remove the magazine and cycle the action. Put safety 'on-safe'. Drift out the two crosspins in the receiver. Move trigger group forward, down and out.

This assembly can be cleaned as a group with aerosols such as Gun Scrubber. Remove the large bolt in the front of the forend, then the forend can be slid forward and off. There is a large roll-pin which secures the action tube to the gas tube housing. USING A ROLL-PIN PUNCH, drift out the pin. Using a standard type punch will damage the pin. Bring the bolt to the rear and hold it there. Slide the bracket you just drifted the pin out of toward the rear and tip the action tube downward and then forward.

DO NOT RELEASE THE BOLT or you will damage the gas tube. Slowly allow the bolt to move forward as you remove the action tube. You can now remove the recoil spring carefully (it is under tension). The barrel is held on by the large nut at the bottom front of the receiver. Be exceptionally careful to match the wrench to the nut (there are special tools available, and they should be used).

The nut removes counter-clockwise as viewed from the front. Remove the forend stabilizer spring mounted behind the nut as well.

Move the bolt halfway back to the rear again, then move the barrel forward out of the receiver. Move the bolt back forward, then turn the barrel 90 degrees and remove it from the action bars. The bolt handle is retained by a small cross pin. You will have to position the ejection port cover and bolt just so to see it.

It is drifted downward for removal, then remove the bolt handle. This allows the bolt and action bar assembly to be removed through the front of the receiver.

When cleaning, pay attention to the gas ports in the barrel (there is a special tool available). 1 - 100, Antique or Modern! Mesen Moderator Posts: 306 (11/4/01 8:18:12 pm) Reply Edit Del Re: Help please Rem 7400 question -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hey thanks Doc the B-I-L & me done got it tore apart he's a scrubbin' on it in the basement hope it goes back together as good as it come apart with your instructions Best regards Fred IF YOU VALUE YOUR FREEDOM, THANK A VET!

Mesen Moderator Posts: 307 (11/4/01 9:14:49 pm) Reply Edit Del big problem -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ok how do you get the gas tube back in? IF YOU VALUE YOUR FREEDOM, THANK A VET! Mesen Moderator Posts: 308 (11/4/01 9:21:00 pm) Reply Edit Del no problem -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ok duh figgered it out no problem now IF YOU VALUE YOUR FREEDOM, THANK A VET! AntiqueDr Senior Chief Moderator Staff Posts: 1248 (11/4/01 9:31:17 pm) Reply Edit Del ezSupporter Re: no problem -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Just remember: APAX Enterprises Gun Assembly Division Houston, TX heheheheehehehee We Buy Guns!

1 - 100, Antique or Modern! Mesen Moderator Posts: 309 (11/5/01 8:21:11 am) Reply Edit Del Re: no problem -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ya just gotta love this board, they got it back together with no extra parts and it worked!!!

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Gun Collections Online Specialists in Marketing Your Gun Collections Remington Model 7400 Facts: Designed by: Remington R&D Manufactured by: Remington Arms Produced:1981-2006 Remington model 7400 Prices Dependant on condition est. $4-550 Remington model 7400 Specs: Weight: 7.5 Pounds R emington Model 7400 'The Remington 7400 is a wonderful hunting rifle. The larger caliber penetrates even dense undergrowth well and this semi auto rifle is easily handled.

These feature as well as a great balancing point, near the receiver, makes this firearm a hunting rifle that is highly rated' -user submitted review Remington Model 7400 History Barrel length: 18 Inches and 22 Inches Caliber: 6mm Remington.243 Winchester.270 Winchester 7mm Remington Express.280 Remington.30-06 Springfield.308 Winchester.35 Whelen Action: Semi-automatic Capacity: 4 Round, Box Magazine (From Remington). The Remington Model 7400 is one in a series of semi-automatic hunting rifles manufactured by Remington. The Model 7400 replaced of the Model 740 rifle which Remington produced from 1952 to 1981. The 7400 model was ultimately replaced by the Model 750 in 2006. The Model 7400 was introduced in 1981 and was basically the same as the Model Four. Major differences included an checkered pistol-grip and straight comb stock. Initially only offered with a 22 in barrel, in 1988 an 18 in version was introduced.

The Model 7400 was a replacement of the rifle which Remington produced till 1981. The 7400 model was ultimately replaced by the Remington Model 750 in 2006 According to Remington, there were the following Variants: Model 7400 Carbine Manufactured from 1988 to 2004, the carbine version featured a shortened 22 in barrel.

Model 7400 Special Purpose 1993 – 1995 The special purpose model featured a non-reflective finish and sling swivels. The SP model was discontinued a year later. Model 7400 Synthetic 1998 – Present, the synthetic model features a fiberglass reinforced stock and a non-reflective finish.

Gigaware Mouse Driver Windows 8 there. It is available in both the standard and carbine length. 7400 Buckmaster ADF Limited Edition (1997) 7400 Weathermaster (2004) Remington Model 7400 Serial Number Lookup: According to Remington, there is no available Serial Number information on the Remington Model 7400 About GunCollectionsOnline.