Remington Society

I have lost count long ago how many deer I have killed with my 1968 remington 660 in 6mm rem. this is my favorite story. one oct. morning I was sitting on the ground on an old road at the back of the land I hunt. a doe walked across the narrow road at a fast pace 100yds away. knowing this is the rut...

what caliber is it? is it 25,30,32, or 35,,,,,,,,,,,,

I know this is an old post, but if you are listening, I have a model 8 and a model 81 I use 34gr. of IMR 3031 with a fed. 210 primer with a 200gr. boolit. they are both tack drivers with that load,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

you might want to go over to "the great model eight remington society" they will know everything. http://thegreatmodel8.remingtonsociety.com

here is a 8 point I took with it this past year.

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for me the 35 has no more recoil than a 20ga shotgun. now off the bench it will hammer you.

thanks I will look for that book. thank you....

I like my 660 and 600 Mohawk just fine the way they are, I have enough sense not to point a loaded gun at anyone.

here is my new 81 made in 1938 I killed a 6 point buck with it in 2016 it is in 35 rem. and a real nice shooter and excellent+ condition.

http://i1220.photobucket.com/albums/dd445/olskool1/_MG_4141_zpsbc7i26sj.jpg I have a 141 transition model in 30 rem. I found it at a pawn shop one day. they had no clue what it was or what caliber. I knew when he handed it to me to look at it was going home with me! it is a good shooter and has bee...

http://i1220.photobucket.com/albums/dd445/olskool1/IMG_3242.jpg http://i1220.photobucket.com/albums/dd445/olskool1/IMG_3240.jpg here is my nodel 14 carbine i rescued from a pawn shop a couple of years ago, when i got it it had no blueing and the wood was coverd with gunk. it is in 30 rem. made in 1...

they go for between 450-500 in great shape. the condition ie everything.

i have a model 14r in 30 rem. i fought with flat point bullets and it almost jamed every time. i have a box of factory r n rem. and they worked perfect. i took my carbine apart a couple of times and wondered why it would no work with fp bullets? then i checked the seating length, that was the differ...

i don't have the gun in front of me, it is at a pawn shop. but it has the 1980s walnut stocks.