Anybody got any recipes for 35 REM?

Tennessee Deer Sporting & Deer Hunting Community Forum

Help Support TNDeer | Tennessee Deer:

Reloader 7 @ 34.0 200gr Hornady RN
IMR 4320 @ 39.5
CCI 200 Primer
WW case
Marlin 336
Crimp with Lee Factory Crimp Die
2.525" COAL

Another Load
AA 2015 @ 31.0
200Gr Sierra RN @ 2.475"
 
Last edited:
Awesome! Thank you sir!
Got some 35 reloading supplies coming in this week.
Hey Phil, pm me your address, I'll send you a 35 Rem load book. It's got data from several manufacturers in it. I don't load that anymore...got no need for it.
IMG_20230127_130635.jpg
 
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change.
Yes. I picked up a 1990 336 CS, JM stamped obviously in really nice shape in 35 REM . It's ya'lls fault! Ha! That thread….. scope for a 336 took me over the edge!
A good Leupold 1.5x5 VX3 would be perfect on the Marlin 336C.
 
Yes. I picked up a 1990 336 CS, JM stamped obviously in really nice shape in 35 REM . It's ya'lls fault! Ha! That thread….. scope for a 336 took me over the edge!
A good Leupold 1.5x5 VX3 would be perfect on the Marlin 336C.
 

Attachments

  • image.jpg
    image.jpg
    115.9 KB
I just loaded with 36 grs of varget. Using 210 grn lead cast. To range soon to see if it works. Not trying to push velocity- just large and accurate.
 
Got one I bought over 40 years ago used in an old hardware store. 4 digit serial number & haven't shot it in years.... Buried in back of safe, need to dig it out & use
I need to look at the serial number on ours. It's over 60 years old. My dad killed his first deer with it and then I killed my first deer with it 30 years to the day. Both button bucks
 
My favorite load for the .35 Rem is 37.0g/IMR 3031/200g RN…have killed many white tails with this load out of a couple 336s and a Rem 760…as always work up for your rifle…
 
Micro Groove barrels are not recommended for lead bullets
Lead bullets will work just fine in a micro groove barrel, as long as they are properly (over) sized, not pushed too hard, and preferably gas-checked. Micro groove barrels definitely can be more finicky with cast bullets, but proper materials and technique make it very doable still
 
What kind of velocities are y'all getting with 200 gr. bullets? Mostly what I see is around 2000 or so.
 
37gr of IMR3031 with 200gr bullets were too hot in my 336 Marlin. Every gun is different.
FYI, Lever guns show signs of too much pressure different than bolt actions.
When you look at your fired brass.
If the primer backs out of the pocket even slightly you need to reduce the load. Hope this helps!
 

Latest posts

Back
Top