Picatinny Base for Remington 4-6-74-76-750-7400-7600 w/ 20 MOA The Talley Picatinny Rail for Remington is machined from Type III hard anodized aluminum. The Picatinny slot openings are designed to accommodate a wide variety of Rifle Scopes, Rings, and Accessories such as Burris Timber Ridge and Barnett Tripods. The Picatinny Rails for Remington are all 20 MOA which will allow the placement of the scope in a 20 MOA circle on the top rail. The base also comes with back up sights ready to mount on the opposite side of the Remington. These Picatinny Rails for Remington have a pre-drilled, no-gunsmith required mounting hole on the left side of the Remington 4-6-74, 76, 750, 7400, and 7600 for easy installation. Specifications for Talley Picatinny Base for Remington 4-6-74-76-750-7400-7600 w/ 20 MOA: Manufacturer: Talley Color: Black Finish: Anodized Base/Mount Type: Picatinny Gun Model: Remington Model 76, Remington Model 750, Remington Model 74, Remington Model 4, Remington Model 6, Remington Model 7400, Remington Model 7600 Condition: New Fit: Remington 4-6-74-76-750-7400-7600 Package Contents: Talley Picatinny Base for Remington 4-6-74-76-750-7400-7600 w/ 20 MOA
3 reviews for Talley Picatinny Base for Remington 4-6-74-76-750-7400-7600 w/ 20 MOA
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MilMan –
I started a rebuild on a Remington 7600 carbine. I ordered the rail to change out my optics. Was looking for something that gave me more options. Easy to install. Adapts to any Picatinny style accessory. Worked great. Shipping was fast. This was exactly what I needed.
Canuckguy –
This rail was not for ultra long range shooting, but to fix the shoddy quality control that Remington had in the last few years they produced this rifle. The fit from the receiver to barrel wasn't perfectly straight and the 2 standard scope rails I tried previously had the scope looking at the sky. I also read on a forum about a fellow who had the same issue with his 750 and he sent it back to Remington to get it fixed and they fixed it by bending the barrel(!) so I chose not to go that route. Yes, I could adjust the heck out of the scope and make it work, but it always bugged me and the scope looked weird not being exactly in line with the barrel. This rail being offset by 20 MOA ended up being just what I needed to fix my issue. I'm glad because otherwise the rifle functions flawlessly and is light and very accurate. I'm quite happy someone made this rail for this rifle. It is sad that a company as old and well known as Remington got to this point though.
Dan Veinot –
What more can you say, it’s made by Talley. It fit my rifle perfectly!!!