Is any major corp. currently making a 35 whelen rifle?

I think Ruger chambered rifles in that calibre, but i am not sure if they still do. If you can't find one a 9.3x62mm would make a damn good alternative as its a .366 bullet in a case very similar to the 30-06....

Ruger made a limited edition run a year or two ago. The custom shop from both Remington and Winchester will make one up for you as well.

Ruger made a run for Davidson's. It is a blued barrelled action with the boat paddle synthetic stock.

Buy a "donor" action and have Pac-Nor screw a .35 Whelen barrel on it. You will have about the same amount of money in it as opposed to buying a new or like new factory chambering and will almost certainly have a more accurate rifle.

I have a 35 Whelen, NIB, Reminton "Classic" made in 1989, I think, that I want to sell. It is not cheap though.

Just looked through my Distributors catalogs and don't find anything currently in 35 Whelen. Closest you can come is .338-06 A-Square in a Weatherby.

bowhuntr

Otto,
If you keep your eyes open you should be able to find either a Remington 700 Classic or any of a number of converted Mausers. They seem to run in streaks, when I didn't have the money they were all over the gun auction sites, once I had the cash I had to do some real searching. I did find a rifle though and am really happy with it.

Keep your eyes and options open and the right rifle will appear.

Bob

Chuck,

Gunsamerica.com has two Ruger M77 rifles in .35 Whelen listed: one a MK II "paddle stock", and the other an older MK I.

Go to the site and search on 35 Whelen.

I also have a custom M98 Mauser I could be talked out of (since I bought my .376 Steyr).

jim dodd

Good used 30-06's are a dime a dozen. Just find one with a good action and re-bbl it.