Albert GRANT
AH elite
I resisted getting one for years as it seemed to be the latest fad in my area. After continually hearing about how great it was I finally caved and got one and fell in love with it. I’ll never not have one now
@Albert GRANTI resisted getting one for years as it seemed to be the latest fad in my area. After continually hearing about how great it was I finally caved and got one and fell in love with it. I’ll never not have one now
Well, I’m using the powder you told me to, with as much as I can stuff in the case, so I’m hoping it meets your approval!@Albert GRANT
I just hope you are loading it properly.
Them that have a Whelen will never part with it because it just plain works and works well.
Bob

AsThere is no official total production count spanning all manufacturers for rifles chambered in .35 Whelen, but a realistic historical estimate puts the number of factory-produced rifles between 50,000 and 100,000 total units, supplemented by thousands of custom wildcat builds. Factoring in Bob Nelson's stash, it is estimated that fewer than 100 units are owned by others. 'Had a 35W AI (Ackley Improved lol) but sold it as a companion set last year, and a 350 RM earlier.I picked up a Ruger Hawkeye African about a week ago and agree very nice handling rifle! Looking forward to getting it to range.I really like my Ruger Hawkeye African they came out with a couple years ago. It's a great handling rifle.
That's a beautiful rifle!My Remington M700 Classic in 35 Whelen.
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Thank you very much. I used it to take my only black bear four years ago, using Barnes 200 gr TTSX factory loads.That's a beautiful rifle!
I, too, have a model 700 in 35 Whelen that looks very similar.My Remington M700 Classic in 35 Whelen.
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I'm some somewhat curious how many have the old standard 24" barrel, or when with something like a 20" barrel on their 35 Whelen.
20” on mine. With modern powders I can get it moving faster than longer barrels with the “old standbys”. If I need more than 2600 with a 250 grainer I will shoot my Norma.I'm some somewhat curious how many have the old standard 24" barrel, or when with something like a 20" barrel on their 35 Whelen.