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| Remington auto loader wood or sinthetic |
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| Cooper chambers the Model 52 in 35 Whelen. |
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| I have a mannlicher-stocked Serengeti charbered in 358 WSM, which is about the same ballistics. Cool little rifle. |
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| Wasn't Kimber going to offer the .35 Whelen? I thought I read/heard that somewhere, but if they were it's probably a long ways out.
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| Montana Rifles would be another possibility, if they,re up to speed. Hill Country Rifles be another, maybe.. Or ER Shaw on a Savage action, run a little less. |
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| Remington did not too long ago. It may have been one of their "classic" editions or what ever they call their once in a while productions. I saw one (m-700) at a gunshow in a classic stock. I should have bought it.
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| Biebs: sent you a PM |
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| Find a Rifle you do like in any cartridge based on a 30-06 case. Rebore or rebarrel to 35 Whelen. Leo
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| I think you can find Encore barrels in the whelen. |
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| Do yourself a favor. I own BOTH 35 Whelens and 9.3x62s. The latter is a superior cartridge with far more bullet choices. Get a CZ (bolt) or Merkel (semi-auto) and you'll never look back. |
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| I got the ruger M77 hawkeye in 35 whelen and love it. good luck |
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| quote: Originally posted by 44magLeo:
Find a Rifle you do like in any cartridge based on a 30-06 case. Rebore or rebarrel to 35 Whelen.
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Do a "classic" approach. Buy a 30-06 on a good sporterized 1903 Springfield and then rebarrel.  Ignore the off-post threads about the 9.3x62 -- they just can't help themselves. Barstooler |
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| quote: Originally posted by Rae59:
Remington did not too long ago. It may have been one of their "classic" editions or what ever they call their once in a while productions. I saw one (m-700) at a gunshow in a classic stock. I should have bought it.
Aye. Classics are discontinued, IIRC, but they're out there. |
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| I have a NIB Ruger #1 and a Rem CDL in 35 Whelan, both NIB that could be made available for sale.
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| Thanks for the suggestions. Ed, I sent you a PM. My original plan was to find a Sako stainless synthetic and rebarrel it but I can't find a Sako for sale. I did this to make a 9.3x62 and it worked out well. |
| | | Posts: 3073 | Location: Pittsburgh, PA | Registered: 11 November 2004 |
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| quote: Originally posted by 45-70 shooter:
Do yourself a favor. I own BOTH 35 Whelens and 9.3x62s. The latter is a superior cartridge with far more bullet choices. Get a CZ (bolt) or Merkel (semi-auto) and you'll never look back.
I call bull on that!  And what if you are into plinking or just plain practice? Sooo many more .357 and .358 bullets it's not even close.
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