Looking for .35 Remington brass
Looking for .35 Remington brass
Friend of mine needs brass for this rifle. He's been looking and no joy. He's uncovered scammers but nothing real. If anyone's got a source for this, let me know. My buddy is recovering from his wife dying and just now getting back into shooting. Anyone know of any sources, let me know.
Re: Looking for .35 Remington brass
Gene, I have plenty. PM me and I'll send some.
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PM incoming, Sakodude
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Great round but ammo and brass are hard to find!!
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Isn’t this just a 30-30 that’s necked up?
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
Re: Looking for .35 Remington brass
35 remington is rim less so not exactly.
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Wambli Ska
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pics not to scale with each other
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Which one am I thinking was a necked up 30-30?
Or did I pick the wrong week to quit sniffing glue ?
Or did I pick the wrong week to quit sniffing glue ?
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
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360 buckhammer?
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fisheadgib
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That’s the one.
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
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Sako: I tried to send you a PM, but I'm not sure it went through. In case it didn't, my address is Gene Langston, 135 Hight Drive, Watkinsville GA 30677. I really appreciate this, my friend has a pump gun and only now is he showing interest in coming back from his grief to get back in the world.
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Go the PM, i'll get some mailed off later this week. Hope it helps your friend.Gene L wrote: ↑Sun Dec 10, 2023 4:51 am Sako: I tried to send you a PM, but I'm not sure it went through. In case it didn't, my address is Gene Langston, 135 Hight Drive, Watkinsville GA 30677. I really appreciate this, my friend has a pump gun and only now is he showing interest in coming back from his grief to get back in the world.
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Wambli Ska
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Re: Looking for .35 Remington brass
It was good for what it became popular for. Northeast woods deer and bear rifle (in the Marlin 336) where shots are usually 100 or less yards. It was a good smacking cartridge with relatively mild recoil out of a light lever action that could be scoped if needed. Easy to like!
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I’ve only had it in single shots. Currently in a Pachmayer Dominator and a TC Contender. Love the cartridge for that purpose.
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With the exception of the lever action part, that about describes the intention of the .350L. Its a shame they used the wrong bullet diameter with the .350 though.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 6:43 pm
It was good for what it became popular for. Northeast woods deer and bear rifle (in the Marlin 336) where shots are usually 100 or less yards. It was a good smacking cartridge with relatively mild recoil out of a light lever action that could be scoped if needed. Easy to like!
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Yes. Yes. Yes.mitdr774 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 8:50 pmWith the exception of the lever action part, that about describes the intention of the .350L. Its a shame they used the wrong bullet diameter with the .350 though.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 6:43 pm
It was good for what it became popular for. Northeast woods deer and bear rifle (in the Marlin 336) where shots are usually 100 or less yards. It was a good smacking cartridge with relatively mild recoil out of a light lever action that could be scoped if needed. Easy to like!
.357 would have been so much better. And I’d own one.
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fisheadgib
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Take a gander at the .375win. while the 38-55 is a straight walled 30-30, the .375win is a 38-55 on steroids.CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 9:34 pmYes. Yes. Yes.mitdr774 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 8:50 pmWith the exception of the lever action part, that about describes the intention of the .350L. Its a shame they used the wrong bullet diameter with the .350 though.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 6:43 pm
It was good for what it became popular for. Northeast woods deer and bear rifle (in the Marlin 336) where shots are usually 100 or less yards. It was a good smacking cartridge with relatively mild recoil out of a light lever action that could be scoped if needed. Easy to like!
.357 would have been so much better. And I’d own one.
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.358 would have been better as long as they used a .358 barrel. .357mag and 9mm both use the same bore and groove diameter dimensions of .346" bore and .355" groove diameters. .350L uses the same .346/.355 dimensions.
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Thanks, sakodide, for the .35 Rem brass for my buddy. Received today.
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Your welcome. Happy to help.