I thought the .35 rem was dying...

[Confederate rifleman]

Tried several usual sources for 35 caliber rn's, Remington and Sierra to be precise.Out of stock.Guess there ar alot of 35 shooters out there! long live the 35 Remington!!!

 

[rjhans53]

the 35 rem isn't the only 35 out there. 358 win, 35 whelen both come to mind plus all the wild cats for indiana. but try here
http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/cat ... goryId/928

 

[GM54-120]

Do you need ammo or bullets for reloading?

Cabelas usually has the 200gr .358 FTX, i think i still have most of a box of 100 around here somewhere.

 

[n8dawg6]

i would like to have one in an H&R handi rifle for the Mississippi primitive season, but everyone here is obsessed w/ the .35 whelen. havent found one yet. the brass is a little hard to come by, however, its pretty easy to get factory ammo for it around here, mainly because of all the marlin .35's still out there.

 

[choc-dog]

The .35 rem will remian alive and well with a million Marlin 336's out their.

An older Marlin 336 in .35 will always sell for more money than any comparable 30-30. The .35 rem caliber was always thought of as a New England Bear rifle.

I sold a Marlin 336-A (24' barrel) to a fellow in Kansas who is going to use it for a Elk timber rifle in Colorado. With a quality .35 bullet he should do fine.

Chocdog

 

[skwirl]

here is a pic of my $150.00 336 cs in 35 rem

 

[lewistt]

I have noticed the 35 Rem to be hard to find occasionally. Usually, the Leverevolution stuff is fairly dependable to get, and performs very well in my rifle. (Remington model 14)

 

[elite-50]

here is a pic of my $150.00 336 cs in 35 rem

I'll take it!!!!!!!!! Opps, lost my head for a minute!!! Nice lookin rifle.