Quick Look

Introduced in 1915, the Remington Model 6 was a semi-automatic rifle designed for quick handling and reliable cycling. Its design focused on compactness and smooth operation with a unique tubular magazine. Today, it remains a collectible firearm appreciated by enthusiasts of early semi-automatic rifles.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact and lightweight design for easy maneuverability
• Innovative top-loading tubular magazine for fast reloading
• Reliable blowback semi-automatic action with minimal recoil
• Classic early 20th-century craftsmanship valued by collectors

Key Variants

Remington Model 6 Standard

The original production model favored by hunters for its reliable firing and handling.

Remington Model 6 Carbine

A shorter barrel variant designed for improved portability in brush and forest environments.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington Model 6	Winchester Model 1907	Ruger 10/22
MSRP	Discontinued	Discontinued	$ 500 (New models)
Capacity / Size	5-round tubular magazine	5-round tubular magazine	10-round rotary magazine
Weight	Approx. 6.25 lbs	Approx. 8 lbs	About 5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	Yes, common with aftermarket
Trigger Type	Single-action semi-auto	Blowback semi-auto	Ruger patented trigger
Notable Pro	Compact design for time period	Robust military use history	Wide aftermarket support
Notable Con	Limited magazine capacity	Heavy weight	Less historical value

Best Use Cases

• Historical collecting and display
• Light hunting in wooded terrain
• Range practice for semi-automatic rifles
• Self-defense in compact form factor contexts

FAQs

Can I use modern .32 Remington ammo in the Remington Model 6?

Yes, the Model 6 was chambered for .32 Remington and compatible ammunition is still manufactured today for this rifle.

What is the magazine capacity of the Remington Model 6?

It uses a tubular magazine holding five rounds of .32 Remington ammunition.

How does the blowback action of the Model 6 operate?

The rifle uses a simple blowback mechanism cycling semi-automatically with minimal recoil, suitable for light centerfire pistol calibers.