.35 Whelen
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Reinholds, Pennsylvania
Posts: 163
.35 Whelen
Does anyone use this for whitetail deer. If so, what grain bullet do you typically use? Might get a good ol 35, just curious as to what you folks usually use, bullet wise for it. I know that Nosler has a 225 grain ballistic type, anyone use this either?
Thanks for any help
Mike
Thanks for any help
Mike
#3
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Reinholds, Pennsylvania
Posts: 163
RE: .35 Whelen
Thanks thndrchiken,
I wasnt aware that they carried an 180 grain bullet in the 35 whelen. But for whitetail i will probably end up using the interloks ormaybe the pointed soft pointsin 200 grain. BUT who knows, i might even end up with a totally different caliber like a 30-06 or 7mm mag.
I wasnt aware that they carried an 180 grain bullet in the 35 whelen. But for whitetail i will probably end up using the interloks ormaybe the pointed soft pointsin 200 grain. BUT who knows, i might even end up with a totally different caliber like a 30-06 or 7mm mag.
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Garfield NJ USA
Posts: 3,067
RE: .35 Whelen
There are only 3 factory loads available for the Whelen, 200 and 250 gr corelokts from Remington and a 225 Trophy bonded bearclaw from federal. I load my own so there's more options there.
#6
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Hurley, NY
Posts: 864
RE: .35 Whelen
I hand load 200 grain spire points.... never had a deer run more than 10 feet before flopping over.. these babies pack a serious punch..
I also load 250 grain grand slams which are real shooters but never used them for deer or bear yet.. only target practice.
I love my remington 700 clasic 35 whelen
I also load 250 grain grand slams which are real shooters but never used them for deer or bear yet.. only target practice.
I love my remington 700 clasic 35 whelen