Remington 600 mohawk serial number serial numbers#

Because of the short barrel, will it be best to use a different powder than my other 222? What powders do you recommend for mid range and maybe top range loads, with the 225415 lyman boolit?įor the 222 no it is the exception because the powders normally used for such small capacity cases are already on the fast side for rifle powders so the short barrel makes little difference.įor top end loads with jacketed bullets 4198 has always been 'THE' powder but for cast boolits for mid to top end loads I would first try 2400. Now you had to go and raise a question, that I hadn't thought of. (hopefully)īullshop, this one doesn't have the hoaky ventilated rib luckily. Yes I found that, and I also found that if it had been returned and dealt with it came back with a v stamped in the trigger on the left side, which this one has, soooo according to an internet expert mine has been fixed at some time. AFTE Journal, January 1979 Volume 11, Number 1:19.

Remington 600 mohawk serial number serial numbers#

Serial numbers involved in the recall are as follows: Individuals who have Model 600, 660 and Mohawk 600 rifles involved in the recall should write to:Ĭustomers should give the operator the model and serial numbers of their gun when calling. Efforts are being made to contact owners of these guns. In view of the potential safety hazard, the Company is recalling all of these guns produced prior to February 1975 for inspection and modification as required. The difficulty can be corrected by installation of a new trigger assembly. Remington firearms involved are Model 600, 660, and Mohawk 600 rifles manufactured prior to February 1975. announced today that under certain unusual circumstances on some of its centerfire bolt-action rifles, the safety selector and trigger could be manipulated in such a way that subsequently moving the selector to the fire position could result in accidental discharge. I believe a few years back they had an issue with the triggers, or something like that.