Is ammunition hard too find for a 35 remington?

[Forestore]

thank you!

[Quilly]

i see alot of 35rem in 200gr. from remington. i guess it depends if your area uses that caliber alot. up in maine every mom and pop store and rite aid carries the rem 200gr. down in my state you see alot more 30-30win.
if your area is ostly woods you might find it real easy.

[whelen36]

it' s very common in my area too !!! , all of the local gunshops carry it , even k-mart and wal-mart carry it

[Quilly]

the only one i find hard to find was the 200gr. federal classic load for it. for $12.99 worth every penny.

also the manufacturer who makes those buffalo rounds for the 45-70 makes a 220gr. for the 35rem.

[whelen36]

quilly , when you say buffalo rounds , do you mean garrett cartridge company ???

[MBuckH72]

I havent seen that round in big stores like walmart and Kmart, but do see them in the smaller more local stores. The shop I work at carries them, but not exactly sure what grain.

[Quilly]

whelen 36.. it is the garret company. MBuckH72. chances are that they are the 200gr. i don' t see the 150gr/ that popular.

[huntforlife]

I have a Marlin 336 in 35 rem. I find the ammo very easy to find if you have a lever action like I do MAKE SURE YOU USE 200 GRAIN AND NOT 150 GRAIN the 150 grain come with a pointed nose unlike the round nose of the 200 grain with the 150 grain the recoil can cause the nose of the 150 grain to slam into the primer of the next bullet causing the bullets in the magazine to fire this has not happened to me but i have heard many stories about this

[MBuckH72]

I never heard of anything like that before:|

Thats extremely dangerous. I would be afraid to shoot the gun.lol

[Quilly]

huntforlife..

i never knew that. next time i see a box of the 150gr. i am gonna have to check that out. i wonder why they do make a pointed bullet in 150gr. especially in todays world where almost everyone sues.