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While waiting for my pup to get spayed, I spotted a nice older 600 in 600 Rem. I thought briefly of buying it, then when I wanted to check the bore, no bolt release.. It was a nice custom stocked rifle.. Now I am thinking I should make an attempt at buying it.. All I remember is one had to slip a knife blade under the bolt to get it to extract.. Or did I dream that??? It didn't have the usual release on other Rem. rifles.
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....duh, and I own one
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Left side of bolt, a small flat tip screwdriver works.
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WyoCoyoteHunter - on the left-side INNER wall hides the smallish release lever. Using a small flat head screwdriver to depress it and the bolt slides right out. Who knows why they want to hide it. Homesteader
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Thanks guys.. I appreciate it.. Sharp little rifle.. If is there when we come home from camping and the bore is good, it is mine.. Thanks again..
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Left side as stated, cut the end off a Q-Tip and stick in and depress, Q-Tip won't scratch like a screwdriver.
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Left side of bolt, a small flat tip screwdriver works. That'll do er...
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Never ben "scared" of scratching anything, and I've had a few...
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
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I have one. And it's a strange system for releasing a bolt.
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Where did you say you saw it??:-)
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WyoCoyoteHunter - one of the things I didn't like about the 600 was it felt like a 2X4 in your palm. When I re-finished the stock I lightly rounded off the sharp edges (on stocks bottom) from the front of trigger guard to sling swivel point. Much better. Homesteader
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Those had press checkering IIR. I'd slim it 'til that chit was gone! And one of these decades, I'll do just that on a couple other pieces I own that have it - I just don't have a roundtoit....
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Left side of bolt, a small flat tip screwdriver works. Right. It's between the stock and the receiver.
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las - that's exactly what I did. Rounded off the edges, removed the impressed checkering, fit a Packmyer recoil and replaced the plastic (opps - 'polymer')trigger guard. The little .308W also got a Birchwood Casey rubbed oil finish. Someday I'll replace the 18" barrel with either 20/22" barrel eliminating the fireball effect upon firing. Homesteader
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Shortly after those things hit the market, I bought one in 6mm. Talk about LOUD! But it was 3 holes touching accurate with Rem. factory 100 grains. The noise finally got it shipped. Ugly, I could tolerate.
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I put a metal bottom plate on one. Wish I hadn't. one less cartridge in the magazine now. If you don't like the magazine release you could replace it with a screw into the left side of the receiver. Others I've known have done that, I have not.
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Bugger - I've never seen a 600 with anything but either the factory plastic trigger guard or after-market aluminum guard. I must get around more...Homesteader
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I have one in 308W that I'm looking to let go. It's just been sitting in the safe for a while now.
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