My LE buddy, a fine rifle smith and LE armorer, had a young lady bring in a nice 600 in 35 Remington from an inheritance. Of course, she knew nothing about it. By buddy snapped it up and in short order had dies, brass, and bullets enroute. He arrived at my range to shoot it and loaded up with his finely crafted handloads. He bolted in a round an got a loud click when the trigger was pulled. Opening the bolt did not remove the round, but holding the rifle skyward, the round fell out. I called time out and fetched some of my 358 Winchester loads which fit the M600 perfectly. Obviously, the rifle had been rechambered long ago. When it was said and done, he had named the rifle his Mini-Mauler, as it mauled on both ends. My brother had a 600 in 350 in 1968 which mauled on both ends as well, when loaded with 4064 and 200 gr. Hornadys. If only we could go back to 1968 with a pocket full of money, which I did not have in 1968. Bob!! :mrgreen: