Remington 600 Mohawk 6mm

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I have a chance to buy a 6mm Remington Mohawk 600 with the 18.5" barrel. What are these guns worth. Kind of an odd looking gun and is there any demand for these?
 
There are a very few that love the Mohawk's... most don't, of which I am one. They are not only different to look at, but very awkward and clunky to handle... but I know of a couple that can really shoot. Give it a try, you will get your money back out of it... might just take a little longer than if it were a 700 Classic.
 
I cannot speak for the 6mm, but I have a 600 in 6.5 Rem. Mag. and love it.
Light and fast to handle, feeds slicker'n goose grease, superbly accurate..... whats not to like ?
I guess we all have different likes and dislikes, but thats what makes things interesting..
 
I have been looking for said gun .if you donot buy her could you send me the info on the seller .thanks Dutch
 
dan belisle said:
I have four of them in various calibers. Good guns . The bolt was tucked in to make it easier to slide it into a rifle scabbard. I like them as a hunting rifle. Light, compact, easy to handle. Available in calibers that will handle all NA game. They were a good idea. - dan
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That was the big allure my dad bought one in 350 when they first came out he was guiding on horses in those days. He said it was slick as snot in and out of the scabbard, they hunted moose primarily but grizzlies were a real concern especially packing a fresh kill.
 
Rem 600

In condition like this with metal floor plate
$600 to 700 these have become collectors these days. fine guns the 600s with vent rib bring more


manitou
 
I bought one of these for my wife. It will put 95 grain Noslers into 5/8". It's also a match for the 308 Mohawk she has. It will drop 180 Sierras into 3/4" with little effort . They are very good guns.
 
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