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.35 Remington
Last Post 14 Apr 2013 04:39 PM by JoeTermite. 23 Replies.
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17 Jan 2013 05:27 PM
Dk/finepoint, thanks for the info guys, I'm ordering the Hornady 200 grn RN bullets form Midway( $28.99 per 100), will buy the Lever' powder local. I just tried chambering (very carefully) over a dozen of the sized/primed casings in one of our Marlins. The bolt closed slicker than owl poop. They are all "once fired" Rem casings, so I don't think I'll have any headspace problems. The casings I used were collected over, probably 30 yrs, and cleaned up like they were made yesterday.
This is strange, last OCT I took one of the Marlins to the range to test fire in case we needed it for the upcoming deer season. I had 2 brand new boxes( about 5yrs old) of Rem 200grn'rs. First shot was 1" left of center, shot 2 was off the paper!! I near had a sh-t fit. Long story short, my old Tasco 4x was kaput, which I replaced with a Weaver Classic 6x. Anyway, when I collected the spent casings, I noticed 8 out of 11 had split(cracked) necks. Wonder if that brass came from China? Haven't fired any more rounds from those two boxes since. Funny that none of those older casings (123 ea ) had any cracked necks. Strange.
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Figured that out myself. The 'puter must have hiccupped and showed 2 half pages. Just couldn't have been the site.
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14 Apr 2013 04:39 PM
Hey folks,
Got it figured out.
Using the leveroultion powder and bullets in my .35, it turned out that 38 grains is the ticket. Shooting 1 1/2" groups at 100 yards. This with a 1951 Marlin 336C with a 22" barrel, I am very pleased. In the next couple of weeks, will be extending the range to 200 yards. Will post my results.
Joe Termite
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