Quick Look

The Remington Model 600, introduced in 1964, is a compact bolt-action rifle known for its unique short barrel and speed. Designed for quick handling and varmint hunting, it remains a popular choice among collectors and small-game hunters today.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact and lightweight for easy carry
• Fast-cycling bolt action
• Distinctive ventilated barrel rib for heat dissipation
• Versatile calibers suitable for varmint hunting
• Simple and reliable design

Key Variants

Remington 600 Magnum

Chambered in .244 Remington, ideal for longer-range varmint shooting.

Remington 600 Nitro Express

Higher power model designed for hunting medium-sized game with increased stopping power.

Remington 600 .222 Remington

Early and popular chambering for accuracy and varmint control.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 600	Ruger Mini-14	Savage Model 93
MSRP	Discontinued / Used Market	$1,200	$500
Capacity / Size	5 rounds / 18.5\" barrel	20 rounds / 18.5\" barrel	5 rounds / 16\" barrel
Weight	5.5 lbs	6.9 lbs	5 lbs
Optics-Ready	Limited (aftermarket scopes)	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Standard bolt-action	Semi-automatic	Bolt-action
Notable Pro	Compact, reliable varmint rifle	Higher capacity, semi-auto	Lightweight and budget-friendly
Notable Con	Limited modern support	Heavier weight	Lower capacity

Best Use Cases

• Varmint and small game hunting
• Lightweight field use
• Collection of classic firearms
• Range and plinking

FAQs

Can I find magazines for Remington 600?

Yes, 5-round box magazines are available through select aftermarket dealers, though factory parts are limited due to its discontinued status.

What calibers are available for the Remington 600?

Common calibers include .222 Remington, .243 Winchester, .308 Winchester, and .244 Remington Magnum.

How does the Remington 600 differ from modern bolt-action rifles?

It features a shorter barrel and distinctive ventilated rib but lacks the modularity and optics-ready platforms common in modern rifles.