not much left of them... sorryThat would be great just let me know
Thanks anyhownot much left of them... sorry
Took me awhile to find the pics, but here's an early hike in the mountains across from my house near Kalispell MT. Notice the 7600 carbine 35 Whelen I'm carrying. Lightweight, easily maneuverable in tight/thick country. Some don't like to carry long guns on hikes, I simply consider it an arm workout as well as legs and cardioWe live in the mountains of NW Montana and 35's are the Go to cal's in our house. Bears with attitudes abound, from black to brown. We have mostly quick action guns for deep mountain woods where we live (Remington 7600's, and Marlin 336's). 200-225TSX and TTSX are the main diet for the whelen's and 358's. From claw range to 400yds they are deadly. The 35 Rem is a good tote rifle as well and will surprise you on power/penetration with the right projectiles. The open country game guns are the usual suspects, 7mm's, 270's, 280's, but where woods are thick and things get up close and quick, 35's and the occasional 12ga are truly all that go outside with us. I'm sure some would disagree, and where another man's hide is concerned that truly becomes their decision. As for me and my house, the 35's handle anything, anywhere, every time.
Best woods cartridge for deer and bear ever developed. JMHO.I have a 358 Winchester with a 20" barrel (was 25" but cut it short). Great cartridge. Killed 10 deer with it last year. 200g SGK RN bullets do the job, two ran a bit but others were DRT.
Trade it for a Model 14 and that problem, along with losing a mag, goes away.I added a 35 Remington 760 pump to my 35 collection. Still tweaking the magazine to get it to feed but it's sweet. Trying to find 358 STA dies has been comical
I drove Hornady 158-grain JSP's with Unique and head-shot a lot of gray squirrels with my .358 SR Mauser. 1/4 piece of toilet paper seated on the powder with a pencil eraser. With this load, off a bench I could shoot 4 thumb tacks out of a target at 50 yards and watch it float to the ground. THAT was a long time ago back in central PA.Do any of you load pistol bullets for plinking or small game in your 35s ?
I like the BLR in .358 Win for bush hunting, need a grouse load for fools hen.