Reply With QuoteI am sure you're aware, and it was probably an oversight, but the 35 Whelen is not a wildcat cartridge... ;D
Kevin
some one was asking about it and I could not find the post.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.35_Whelen
http://35whelen.blogspot.com/
http://www.chuckhawks.com/35Whelen.htm
http://35cal.com/paper_patched35whelen.html
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I am sure you're aware, and it was probably an oversight, but the 35 Whelen is not a wildcat cartridge... ;D
Kevin
Originally Posted by Blue Avenger
Was this the thread you were looking for?
http://savageshooters.com/SavageForu...topicseen.html
It was when I built mine.
Perhaps I should have put emphasis on the phrase "is not". That must have been a long time ago when you built your Whelen, because when I had mine in 1993, the ammo was available from Remington at that time. :)
Great cartridge,
Kevin
1987 Rem brought it out as a factory load, depending on how you look at things that wasn't very long ago. It is nice to have a forctory headstamp.
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