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Any info on this rifle would be appreciated - serial number 42585 - 18" vent rib barrel. Value? year of mfr? First link will tell you how to interpret your barrel date code. The rest are for information on the rifle and caliber. We don't attempt to guess at values on the forum. Too many variab...

Any info on this rifle would be appreciated - serial number 42585 - 18" vent rib barrel.
Value? year of mfr?

... still of the opinion that it didn't leave the factory that way. It's just hard to image putting that short of a barrel on a "standard" magnum rifle of that caliber. Yeah, the short-barreled 600 series came in 6.5 and 350 magnum calibers, but they were also based on shorter length cartridges......not ...

... the price to $300, I offered him $275 and it was mine!! You don't see them that often and the prices, start about $600 and go up, the 6.5 and 350 Magnum's start about $1100. I can't really justify any more but, you never know...................... Tell me about your 600 addiction :) Frank

. Hi, Does anyone have exact factory production totals for the 6.5mm and .350 magnums in the 1969 BDL's? It's usually stated as about 1500 of each , but I've also seen very ...

Hi, Does anyone have exact factory production totals for the 6.5mm and .350 magnums in the 1969 BDL's? It's usually stated as about 1500 of each, but I've also seen very specific numbers (but from questionable sources). Does the RSA research team have any real ...

I have an original 600 Magnum in 350 mag and was thinking about getting a 673 to match it but was wondering which caliber in the 673 was chambered the least? I was thinking maybe 6.5 mag because it wasn't popular in the original 600 ...

I have an original Remington model 700 in .350 Remington Magnum.

Serial number is 6213XXX.

How many of these were made? What is the approximate value?

... but I know I could fill a safe with some NIB ones with just a handful of phone calls. If I were to make a list of harder ones to find. 700 BDL 222 magnum carbine 222 magnum 23.5 inch barrel BDL 6.5 Remington magnum BDL 350 Remington magnum 7mm-06 6mm rem xxx 280 Remington carbine

... and the 660s were way ahead of there time and are now collectable. The 600 and 660s rifles were also the first rifles to be chambered in a short magnum caliber 350 Rem Mag and the 6.5 Rem Mag.

... 22-250 Remington, 243 Win, 6mm Remington (1978-1983), 7mm Remington Magnum, 270 Win, 30-06 Springfield. In 1981 the Model 700 Classic was designated ... H&H 1984.........5754........250 Savage 1985.........5756........350 Remington Magnum 1986.........5898........264 Win Mag 1987.........5899........338 ...

... with the sequence for a while. However, at some point in time they adopted a seven number serial range for the 660s. I once owned a 660 in .350 caliber that had the serial # 6250000. I own a 660 now in .308 that is 631XXXX. A theory I have come up with is Remington changed their serial ...

... 3" Steel Shot barrel on a gun like yours and they are in business. There are very few differences in reality between a 'regular' and a 'magnum' Model 1100, but the biggie is the Magnum action sleeve, and the only way to get one of those anymore is on a magnum gun.

... The 35 is an EXCELLENT caliber , but I would step up to the 350 rem magnum and then you could leave all the other guns in the closet. Agreed. ... too (1988 Mdl. 700 Classic). It's the non-belted equivalent of the .350 Mag., based on the .30-06 case. Very accurate and plenty of power. It's ...

To clear this up the 35 Remington is classified as a brush gun. The shooter needs to make the decision of a good shooting situation. The 35 is an EXCELLENT caliber, but I would step up to the 350 rem magnum and then you could leave all the other guns in the closet.