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Re: 357 Max to 35 Whelen?
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Another option might be to look at the 358 Win... ?

It'd fall somewhere between the max and the whelen, brass is still easy to make, and could be efficient for that bbl length.

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Posts: 52 | Location: Oregon | Registered: 29 January 2004Reply With Quote
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To each his own but a 14 inch 35 Whelen does not sound very efficient, or much fun. How about a 35 Remington or maybe a 35/444 (aka 358 JDJ)? Good hunting!
 
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They have different rates of twist. Some say that it just doesn't matter but with the heavier bullets the slower twist of the Whelen just might.
 
Posts: 361 | Location: Valdez, AK (aka Heaven) | Registered: 17 January 2003Reply With Quote
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The case capacity of the 35 whelen and the 358 JDJ are very close...

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Competitor uses the same twist (1 in 10") for all the 35s!
 
Posts: 1499 | Location: NE Okla | Registered: 22 May 2002Reply With Quote
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Hi Jason
I had a 358 Win. 14" barrel that I sold to Paul Dustin last year. I was getting 2100 fps. with 250 grn bullets and my cronograph reads a little low campared to others. It was an excellent shooter. By the way where is Paul these days. David.
 
Posts: 39 | Location: Riding Mountain, Manitoba,Canada | Registered: 17 January 2003Reply With Quote
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Thanks for the replys, I will see what the .357 max is like once I receive the ejector and go from there. If I decide I want a .35 Whelen I may go ahead an just buy a 16" barrel and have both since I aready have dies and brass for both.
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