Just wondering why a 35 cal 180gr. or 200 gr. round nose or flat nose Partition is not offered. There are a lot of Marlin 336 lever actions in 35 Rem that could benefit from a Partition suited for a tubular magazine. I for one would love to see such a bullet offered. Are there any plans to produce such a bullet?
35 Cal Roundnose Partition?
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fixin2
Welcome to the forum, glad to have you here.
There seems to be more of an interest in a 200 gr AB Roundnose than a PT but I agree that this would be a great offering for the 35 cal fans.
Nosler does read the forums and takes our inputs for future offerings. Not sure if it will happen but know that Nosler will look at this rquest.
JD338
Welcome to the forum, glad to have you here.
There seems to be more of an interest in a 200 gr AB Roundnose than a PT but I agree that this would be a great offering for the 35 cal fans.
Nosler does read the forums and takes our inputs for future offerings. Not sure if it will happen but know that Nosler will look at this rquest.
JD338
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the 200 RN wound rock in the 358 where powder capacity is in fact an issue.
RogueRiver
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I would use a nosler 200 rn in my whelen for deer. my current deer bullet is 200 rn sp bulk rem cl's. If you make it I will buy it.
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I would think that a lot of Whelens would be shooting a 200 gr AB PP. It would make for a deer killin' machine.
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JD338":k5nvdt4e said:
I know the 358W and 35 Rem would sure give them a go if they were Protected Point bullets and could be loaded in a tube. Really need something a little lighter for those two. Those would make some really incredible game bullets for those 2 calibers. Probably be pretty sweet in the Whelen as well. I bet you could push them pretty quick too! Scotty
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