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Getting a sling on a Remington 760 or 7600 has always been a bit of a puzzle since these pumps don't come from the factory with front swivel studs. Uncle Mike's solved that years ago with the 14412, a barrel-band style front swivel that clamps onto the barrel so you can carry your rifle without wrestling the fore-end apart. It's a simple, proven setup that hunters have leaned on for decades, and it does exactly what it needs to do.
This set is built for Remington 760 and 7600 pump rifles from 1969 to present, and it also works on the Model Six, plus 740, 742, and other .22 and centerfire barrels running roughly .645 to .660 inch in diameter. The band wraps the barrel and tightens down, so there's no need to dismantle the gun to get it on. If you're running a pre-1968 Remington, that's a different part number, so double-check your production year before ordering.
Both swivels use Uncle Mike's Swivel Lock design, a spring-loaded plunger paired with a knurled, threaded sleeve that keeps the swivel from popping open on its own. That means your rifle stays on your shoulder where it belongs, even when you're pushing through brush or climbing into a stand. The loops accept any standard 1-inch sling webbing, so you're not locked into one strap. Machined tolerances keep the action smooth and quiet, which matters when you're trying not to spook game.
The steel construction and blued finish hold up to real hunting weather and match the classic look of a wood-and-blued Remington. When you want to drop your sling for a quick shot, the quick-detach loops come off in a second and clip right back on. It's a straightforward, dependable way to make an older Remington pump a whole lot easier to haul around all day.
Yes, this set is designed for Remington 760 and 7600 pump rifles made from 1969 to present, along with the Model Six, 740, and 742. It also fits other .22 and centerfire barrels in the .645 to .660 inch diameter range. If your rifle was built in 1968 or earlier, you'll want a different part number since the mounting differs.
No, the front barrel-band base clamps directly onto the barrel and tightens down, so you can mount it without dismantling the gun. A common tip is to remove the front sight or gently spread the band so it slides on cleanly before you snug down the screw. Take your time positioning it and tighten it firmly at the right spot on the barrel.
The loops are sized for standard 1-inch sling webbing, which covers the vast majority of hunting and rifle slings on the market. That gives you plenty of freedom to pair them with whatever strap you already like. The Swivel Lock plunger and threaded sleeve keep the loops from opening up unexpectedly while you carry.
They're machined to close tolerances for smooth, quiet operation, and the quick-detach design keeps the metal from rattling against the gun. That's a real plus when you're still-hunting or sitting a stand and don't want extra noise. When you need to drop the sling for a shot, the loops detach in a second and clip right back on.
| UPC | 043699144129 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 14412 |
| Color | BLUED |
| Length | 4.8500 |
| Product Type | Sling Swivels |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0813 |
| Style | Rifle Swivel |
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