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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

Dusting bowls are always a good spot to set up. My experience is that they are used late morning through mid afternoon. JD338

Nice shooting Don! The waiting is the hardest part. JD338

And at a fair and reasonable price point. JD338

I would agree with using 8-40 screws over 6-48. JD338

I was just going to ask you what mount you are using. I had wanted to add a red dot to my 870 home defense gun but couldn’t find much. I did read several comments saying not to drill and tap the top receiver which I didn’t fully understand. Thanks for posting your base. JD338

I use the Bullsbag X7 System https://forum.nosler.com/threads/bulls-bag-x7-system.20077/ JD338

Thank you guys! JD338