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I am thinking of building a 600 nitro. I have never fooled around with this cal. My question is what action would be a good platform, what brand barrel, what twist rate and were can i find brass. Any thoughts or ideas would be appericated or if there is another cal of same ,greater or slightly less impresiveness i will consider all option.


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On a bolt gun, 600 Over Kill is the king of the hill. Ed or Rob can tell ya all ya need to know about it.....

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RH, are you thinking of a bolt gun? If so, I suggest dropping the idea as the only actions that will work are made by Heym and Karl Heinz Ritterbusch in Germany and Peter Hambrusch in Austria.

If you just want .600 NE ballistics, then the .600 Overkill is the way.
 
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500 grains,
what is a .600 overkill?

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500 grains

Thank you for the information do you have a 600 overkill? do you have exact chamber specs? how mutch is brass running? I have several cz 550s in 458 win and one in 460 wby the 600 overkill looks like the next project.

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I do not have one. Brass should be available from AHR. Probably your cheapest bet would be to send an action to AHR and have them build the rifle. Price of brass? Not sure but probably 5 bucks each.
 
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500 Grains

Thanks for your help man. I am definatly going to look at building one my self and will let yall know how it turns out.


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RHoutfitter,

Ed, at AHR sells loaded rounds of the 600 OK with 900 grain bullets. A box of 20 loaded rounds runs about $175.00.
 
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or you can build a 600 nitro single shot farquson by waffen fabrik hein for about 5-7000 as a rough guesstimate.

all i know is ai can builfd a 700 nitro for under 10,000
 
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Send your action to Ed at AHR and about $3000. In return you well receive a fully fuctional 600Ok. 900gr bullet at 2400fps. I don't know anything about your big bore shooting experience, but this thing is not for anyone who has never shot a really heavy recoiling gun before. Brass is readily available and there are at least 15 other 600Ok's out there. It's the king of the hill with respect to really practical stopping rifles.-Rob


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