OK, I have a shot at one from an estate but I am not sure why I would buy it since it doesn't seem to offer anything for the action etc. Anybody have an idea what to use this for besides a .350 mag? Though that does intrigue me a bit.
Remington 600 .350 mag
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HARPERC
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Kind of fun. An inexpensive light handy rifle with a bit more thump than others commercially available at the time. An early effort at getting more out of a short action.
The ones I've seen recently are priced out of the inexpensive whim category.
The ones I've seen recently are priced out of the inexpensive whim category.
Bought a Rem 600 in the 1970s for under $70 in a 308. Glass bedded it and it still shots .75moa. Just recently put in a Timney trigger. Cost twice as much as rifle. Fun rifle to shoot.
elkaholic
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It would Make a nice SS or SST anywhere from 6mm to 338.
Just add a Wyatts or DBM
Aoudad shooter1975
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Great gun
25WSM
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Recoil monster. Friend brought on over and I shot it 3 times. Scope touched my face 3 times. Too much fun for me.
Shep
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elkaholic
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That they were!!
25WSM
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I have one in 222. Much more friendly.
Shep
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Aoudad shooter1975
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I have a 35 rem ...I love that rifle
25WSM
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Huge difference in 35 rem and 350 rem mag. I had a tc pistol in 35 rem that shot great. And a Marlin in 35 rem. But the 350 you can keep.
Shep
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@elkaholic do you have a 270 MAX in the making? Planning on a 1-8" 270 WSM or 270 MAX shooting 175 gr matrix. HCA is doing my sons 7 MAX right now and his other Tikka is prime candidate for a 270 MAX 
elkaholic
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I can get the reamer if you want?@elkaholic do you have a 270 MAX in the making? Planning on a 1-8" 270 WSM or 270 MAX shooting 175 gr matrix. HCA is doing my sons 7 MAX right now and his other Tikka is prime candidate for a 270 MAX
iShoot17
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I managed to find an M600 350 Rem Mag last year and it is a very handy little rifle. I was warned about "teeth-jarring" recoil and it was a bad idea, don't waste your money, etc. I do believe most of those stories were incorrect and likely came from people who had never actually handled one.
I've put quite a few rounds down range with that little rifle and it is a blast to shoot. Is there recoil? Sure. Is it too much to handle? No, not at all. I've never had scope bite in all the rounds I've sent down range.
In the woods of PA where shots on whitetail rarely exceed 75-100 yards and you're dealing with good amounts of thorns / twigs / brush / etc, along with some decent elevation changes - this thing shines bright. A 200gr projectile doesn't care much about the little stuff that is in the way and the weight and length of the rifle make it a joy to carry. It has become my go to "big woods" rifle.
I say pick it up, roll some ammo, and have a good time!
I've put quite a few rounds down range with that little rifle and it is a blast to shoot. Is there recoil? Sure. Is it too much to handle? No, not at all. I've never had scope bite in all the rounds I've sent down range.
In the woods of PA where shots on whitetail rarely exceed 75-100 yards and you're dealing with good amounts of thorns / twigs / brush / etc, along with some decent elevation changes - this thing shines bright. A 200gr projectile doesn't care much about the little stuff that is in the way and the weight and length of the rifle make it a joy to carry. It has become my go to "big woods" rifle.
I say pick it up, roll some ammo, and have a good time!
Rock 29
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Great carry gun that packs a punch. In mine I shoot 200 barnes tsx w/ TAC powder @2800 (use a heavy crimp). Does have recoil, broke the reticle in a 2x7 burris in less than 20 shots!
