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Sure seems to shoot, wouldn't have hurt my feelings to have owned one sooner. I did have a 350 rem mag that shot great too.

I need to try some 250s and see how they do.

Scotty the load is 58.0 RL-15, remington brass, fed 210m primer, 225 accubond, col of 2.610. The rifle has a 24 inch Douglas barrel, Carl Gustufson action, McMillan sako hunter stock.

Well by all means do tell. :grin: Speed, bullet weight, charge weights, group size. ect...

Well I took my new to me 35 Whelen out for a test run this morning and I have to say I'm quite impressed. Should do very nicely in the mountains for elk. Speed was 2665 3 shot ave. Other 2 single shots were me getting the rifle in paper before shooting for my 3 shot group.

What happened to you could have happened to any one of us. Some times we get to doing to many things at one time even if it's as seemingly easy as checking out 2 different bullet weights, a different powder than normal, primers ect. Glad to know you and the rifle are ok. Thanks for letting us...

I agree with the above. Some form of over pressure sign should have shown up prior to that end result unless there was something really different with those rounds. Maybe you were closer or right a the lans that you thought? Cases too long, over sammi max?

My 1 shot groups arent that tight, excellent shooting Guy. Buy a hot 6.5 if you need but I would not change anything on that rifle.

I bought a few rifles through them and never had an issue, easy transaction as far as I was concerned. I would buy from them again.

Like you I prefer 40-44mm and that is what I have always used and never had an issue early morning or late evening. My nightforce is 50mm and in addition to med ring height I also had to add a cheek rest to my stock to get a good cheek weld and eye position.

Wonder how it would do in a 300 rum With a 200 accubond?

Thanks for the info, seems like a powder worth looking in to for sure. Good luck on your moose hunt.

Seems like these 35 whelens like to shoot well. Mine has a Carl Gustafson mauser action or so is inscribed on the side.

How are you liking the Power Pro 2000MR? I read some good things about the powder.

Will do.

A 225 @ 2800 is no joke to be certain. I'll be using this rifle for elk and have no doubts on it's performance.

Excellent group. I should get the rifle today. Rumor has it that he has a very accurate load with 225 ab and rl15 but I do like to try new powders and bullets.

Thanks for the info. I believe there are some hornady interlocks as well, I always liked that bullet fo accuracy and performance.

Thanks Jim. I'm quite sure I'll like it, might regret not owning one sooner.

I'm liking the sounds of that, I like choices. (y)