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I do not care for them hence I’ve never used them. I do not like their design principles. Instead I am in the Nosler camp where bullets have predictable performance results. JD338

Cjmac Welcome to the forum. Both the SB and the PT are excellent bullets for WT deer. I have used the 165 gr SB in a 308 Win and the 140 gr SB from a 6.5 Wby RPM to crush MI late season deer. As Fotis mentioned, the 140 gr SB from the 6.5 Wby RPM at 3050 fps absolutely hammered a couple of TX...

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I’ve only seen purple on the GM215M magnum primers. JD338

Hoppe’s #9 JD338

That was partially due to the higher velocity from the rifle barrel. JD338

The Hornady XTP is suited for handgun velocities and will give you more expansion. JD338

Nice shooting Mark. That 140 gr BT is a great bullet. It shoots great out of my 6.5 RPM. I need to try it on crop damage deer this summer. JD338

Nice speed and accuracy. Try seating the bullet deeper .010-.015” and your group should tighten up. JD338

Looks like a nice easy load. Case life should be really good too. JD338

Nice. You have a great friend. JD338

Those 12 ga 3.5” turkey loads rock your world when you touch one off. JD338

I’ve been shooting and loading for the 35 Whelen since 1988 when I bought a Remington M700 Classic. It is one of my favorite rifles. JD338

I wouldn’t hesitate to use the 35 Whelen on elk at 400 yards. JD338

Thank you Fotis. I will let her know. JD338

I did switch to a Federal GM215M primer JD338

Thank you David. Each day gets a little easier for her. JD338

I’m loading 67.5 grs CFE223. It’s more than enough for what I would use the 35 Whelen for and I have bigger clubs if needed. JD338

Gerry I’ve had great in my 35 Whelen with the 225 gr SGK and CFE223. JD338