35 Remington

[furtaker]

I'm glad I picked up reloading a few years ago. It keeps my less popular cartridges shootable when the ammo manufacturers turn their back on them.

 

[Bowyer29]

I bought some of those but haven’t loaded any yet. My 35 is already a thumper, can’t wait to see what those do

Let me know if/when you load them and I will share with you what I have found when loading them.

 

[rosewood]

Well, with the Buckhammer, at least 35 caliber bullets should be available to roll your own in the 35 Remington.

I cast mine from wheel weights and the Lee mold drops them at 206 grains gas checked and lubed. Have been 100% effective thus far on the hogs I have shot. Haven't had a chance on Bambi yet.

Rosewood

 

[furtaker]

I generally shy away from new cartridges but I will admit that the 400 Legend looks interesting.

 

[menhadenman]

Let me know if/when you load them and I will share with you what I have found when loading them.

I’m mid way of swapping out for skinner sights. They sent me the wrong front blade after I realized the factory one was too low. I hate having to deal with a vendor multiple times but they’re nice folks at least.

One fella I spoke with says 37 grains of H335 is a decent load.

 

[Bowyer29]

I’m mid way of swapping out for skinner sights. They sent me the wrong front blade after I realized the factory one was too low. I hate having to deal with a vendor multiple times but they’re nice folks at least.

One fella I spoke with says 37 grains of H335 is a decent load.

Let me look in my reloading book and I will send you what I have. I remember that the load needed to be a little shorter than the recommended 2.50 COAL to chamber easily. It shoots like a dream!