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Man i thought you were about to say you were getting rid of your 35rem rifle and all the ammo. I was about to give you a big "back of suckas"
I see it around now and then but at $60-70 a box, I'm glad I have a couple 30-30s and a 30-06
Handing that one down…. Got enough ammo for son and grandson to kill deer. I found RCBS die and boolits….
Classics are never cheap…
Reminds me of days when I was in moose/ deer camp in Maine. Lots of .35's around there. I will never get that back as those old guys have died out.
Pretty sure 30-30 and 30-06 are classics. They're not half those prices.
Of course they are classics…… it just depends on your preference
My preference is not $60-70 a box
348Winchester
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I shoot and hunt with many classics. Some must be reloaded as they are obsolete and even boutique ammo manufacturers either do not have them or rarely have them.
The 348 WCF is a prime example. Often it cannot be found as Winchester only produces it in small runs every now and then. So I reload for it.
A couple of years ago I acquired an original 1895 Winchester carbine in 30-40 Krag. The bore was in very poor condition. After a trip to JES reboring it returned chambered in 35 WCF. Ammo has not been manufactured in more than 70 years. However, dies are still available. Running 30-40 Krag brass through the sizing die will neck it up since the Krag is the parent case anyhow. Now the old carbine has a new bore and a new life in a really neat caliber. The ol' 35 will push a 200 grain bullet about 2400 fps so it really delivers the mail!
The 348 WCF is a prime example. Often it cannot be found as Winchester only produces it in small runs every now and then. So I reload for it.
A couple of years ago I acquired an original 1895 Winchester carbine in 30-40 Krag. The bore was in very poor condition. After a trip to JES reboring it returned chambered in 35 WCF. Ammo has not been manufactured in more than 70 years. However, dies are still available. Running 30-40 Krag brass through the sizing die will neck it up since the Krag is the parent case anyhow. Now the old carbine has a new bore and a new life in a really neat caliber. The ol' 35 will push a 200 grain bullet about 2400 fps so it really delivers the mail!
