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To All: Thanks for the response on the 5 digits serial number issue. I will try to post a picture this week sometime.

Dick

Remington600:

Thanks for the interest. I appreciate the info you have supplied. I will try and get a picture posted sometime this week.

Dick

Thanks for looking. I am continuing a topic that is buried in another post on this forum. Is there anyone that has a 660 with a five digit serial number? And willing to share the proof on a private email. I have looked at every 660 that has came up on the auction sites and have not been able to find...

Remington600: Thanks for the response. Do you mean you own a few with 5 digits, or seen a few with 5 digits. If you own them, what is your highest 5 digit on a 660? I am not trying to be a harda-- here, only trying to document the existence of 660 with a 5 digit serial #. I have been trying to solve...

Remington600: Thanks for the response. The bolt is polished, you have pointed out an obvious difference, no debate from my end. I have a half dozen of each 600's and 660's. I know the differences, read my earlier post of today that has a copy of the thread I posted in Jan 2008 where I described what...

Wulfman, I apoligize for replying to 350magman. Thanks for the quick response.
Dick

350magman: Thanks for the response. Parts/project gun. That's what I was told a couple of times, but, I don't think so. 1) Remington admitted that it was possible (I have a written reply). 2) I have never seen a 660 receiver with a five digit serial # (also etched on bolt #90xxx), have you? 3) The d...

350magman re: 660 Serial numbers Sometime ago (Jan 2008)I posted the following thread on this site: "I recently picked up what appeared to be a Model 600 in .243 caliber. After I actually studied it I looked at the obvious - the model number stamped on the receiver, it was stamped 660. However,...

If you haven't bought it, buy it. Take a look on http://www.gunbroker.com, even a junk 600 Mohawk brings a good buck. $180 is a steal. Like the guy said, one gun at at time. I have become quite fond of the little 600, and spend most of my spare time looking for a deal on one of them. I haven't had t...

600remguy If you could find that, it would sure take a load off my mind. There is a forum on Gunbroker.com "ask the experts" a lot of people claim they have 660's with vent ribs, but no pictures as of yet. Mine is a 600 in every way except for the 660 stamped on the receiver. Anyway, the o...

Hi, Try this web address. http://www.remingtonsociety.com/gallery/Mohawk-600?page=1 Keep in mind that the stock is not original and I'm not an expert, but, I believe the sights are correct. I think they used these same sights on the 788. Of course the definition of an "expert" is anyone mo...

I am reposting this thread from January. I recently picked up what appeared to be a Model 600 in .243 caliber. After I actually studied it I looked at the obvious - the model number stamped on the receiver - it was stamped 660. However, I was duped by the following facts: It had a 600 stock(no black...

I recently picked up what appeared to be a Model 600 in .243 caliber. After I actually studied it I looked at the obvious - the model number stamped on the receiver, it was stamped 660. However, I was duped by the following facts: It had a 600 stock(no black tips or caps), vent rib, polished bolt. T...