I was at a Gun Show today and bought a 6MM in the Rem. 700 Classic. I would like to know the value of this rifle as I can not find any listing on Gun broker. It is about 98%. Thanks.

Value is based on what two parties agree to exchange. So it is worth just what you paid.

Seriously - Remington never listed the 700 Classic in 6mm. So you either have a one-of-a-kind super rare rifle, a post-factory mash-up, or you are mistaken.

https://gun-data.com/Remingtonclassics2_arms.html

they did make the 6mm on a short action, blued and synthetic.
they are okay shooters with heavier bullets.

Could it be a 700 Mountain Rifle? It has no cheek piece and a factory narrow pad?

You can decode the Serial number here.
https://www.remingtonsociety.org/manufacture-dates/

You can also just E-Mail Remington the Serial number and ask them what the year of Manufacture is.

Stocks on Remington Rifles are easily changed? Maybe you have a BDL or ADL with a Classic stock on it?

It is logit. I called Remington this morning and checked serial no. It was made in 1978 in the 6mm. So much for the speculations. Thought is was right and it is. Thanks for responses.

The Model 700 Classic was first introduced in 1978, sixteen years after the
grand conception of the Model 700. Initial chamberings included: 22-250 Remington,
243 Win, 6mm Remington (1978-1983), 7mm Remington Magnum, 270 Win, 30-06 Springfield.
In 1981 the Model 700 Classic was designated annually as a Limited Edition in a single select, classic caliber. The six original calibers remained a part of the standard product line until 1985. The 2005 offering marks the 25th and final classic cartridge offered in this storied series.

Year........Model No....Caliber

1978-1985...............Various
..............................22-250 Remington
..............................243 Win
..............................6mm Remington
..............................270 Win
..............................7mm Remington Magnum
..............................30-06 Springfield

1981.........5758........7mm Mauser (7x57mm)
1982.........5850........257 Roberts (24" barrel)
1983.........5846........300 H&H
1984.........5754........250 Savage
1985.........5756........350 Remington Magnum
1986.........5898........264 Win Mag
1987.........5899........338 Win Mag
1988.........5901........35 Whelen
1989.........5903........300 Wby Mag
1990.........5907........25-06 Remington
1991.........5909........7mm Weatherby
1992.........5913........220 Swift
1993.........5852........222 Remington
1994.........5759........6.5x55mm Swedish
1995.........5875........300 Win Mag
1996.........5877........375 H&H Mag
1997.........5873........280 Remington
1998.........5876........8mm Remington Magnum (with sights)
1999.........5871........17 Remington
2000.........6344........223 Remington
2001.........6342........7mm-08 Remington
2002.........6348........221 Remington Fireball
2003.........5869........300 Savage
2004.........6352........8mm Mauser (8x57mm S)
2005.........6310........308 Win

Thanks everyone.

I'm more a Model 70 guy but the Classic is quite nice looking and I certainly approve of the chambering... and when Ackley Improved it is absolutely great! Not that you would probably do that to your 1978 Classic! Enjoy it.