.35 Rem pet loads?

[Megastink]

I have a Marlin 336 XLR in .35 rem. I am looking for load data for other that shoot that rifle in that caliber. Please send me your load data. Thank you!

 

[Treeman_MG]

Not .35 rem, but I have loaded for .356 Winchester in a Marlin 336. I used max 35 rem loads as a starting point. In either, the best bullets I found (for big game) are the speer 180gr and 220gr bullets, and the Hornady 200gr ftx. My buddy had a t/c contender with a 14" barrel in 35 rem, hammered deer with Hornady 200gr factory loads.

 

[jfk69]

In my 336, a 200 gr. Hornady FTX, 43 grains of LeverEvolution (work up, this is a tick over book max), RP case and Remington 9 1/2 duplicates the Hornady factory load for me. Very accurate and about 2140 fps. I seat to the cannelure and use a Lee factory crimp die to put a decent crimp on it.

 

[naked wombats]

Second the 180 Speer being a solid choice and having a lower expansion threshold.

I'll have to look back at some notes, but If I recall, RL15 was the powder.

Not sure that running .357 pistol projectiles out of a lever gun works as well as it did from the contenders

 

[A382DWDZQ]

Let me 35 go, but had been wanting to work up some loads with the Barnes hollow points with LVR.

 

[omegahunter]

It may depend on your brass. I have Winchester brass with 41.0 of LVR that gives the same velocity as 42.0 in Remington brass with a 200 FTX bullet. Clocks in at 2250 fps out of an H&R HandiRifle. I now use the Winchester brass loads in my 336SC and the Remington brass in the H&R just to keep the brass separated. The H&R had an incredibly short throat.