35 Remington Ammo

35 Remington Ammo for Sale

The .35 Remington has been a trusted American hunting cartridge since 1906, particularly among hunters who spend time in woods, timber, and thick brush. Its larger-diameter bullet, moderate recoil, and practical performance have made it a longtime choice for deer and other medium game.

The cartridge is closely associated with lever-action rifles and remains relevant for hunters who prefer a compact, fast-handling rifle for close- to moderate-range hunting. Steinel Ammo offers 35 Remington 200gr Round Nose Soft Point ammunition for hunters who want a traditional hunting load for compatible rifles.

35 Remington 200gr Round Nose Soft Point

Applications for 35 Remington Ammo

Deer Hunting
The .35 Remington has long been used for whitetail and mule deer hunting. Its 200gr Round Nose Soft Point load provides a traditional combination of bullet weight and expanding construction for deer hunting in appropriate conditions.

Hog Hunting
The cartridge is also suitable for hunting hogs with appropriate ammunition and shot placement. The 200gr soft-point bullet provides a heavier projectile suited to medium-game applications.

Woods and Brush Hunting
The .35 Remington is particularly well suited to wooded and brush-heavy hunting environments. Its traditional hunting loads are intended for the shorter shooting distances commonly encountered in these settings.

Medium-Game Hunting
Beyond deer and hogs, the cartridge can be considered for other appropriate medium-game applications were legal. Hunters should select ammunition based on the game, firearm, expected shooting conditions, and applicable regulations.

Range Practice and Rifle Sight-In
35 Remington ammo can also be used for sight-in and practice with compatible rifles. Practicing with the same load intended for hunting allows shooters to become familiar with its recoil, point of impact, and trajectory.

35 Remington vs. 30-30 Winchester

The .35 Remington and .30-30 Winchester are both established hunting cartridges commonly associated with lever-action rifles and North American deer hunting.

The .35 Remington uses a larger-diameter bullet and is traditionally loaded with heavier projectiles, while the .30-30 offers a broader selection of modern ammunition and bullet designs. The better choice depends on the rifle, ammunition, hunting conditions, and shooter’s preference.

Choosing the Right 35 Remington Ammo

For hunters using a compatible .35 Remington rifle, the 200gr Round Nose Soft Point is the primary Steinel option.

Its heavier bullet and soft-point construction make it suitable for traditional deer and hog hunting applications, particularly where the cartridge’s wood-hunting characteristics are an advantage.

When selecting 35 Remington bullets, consider bullet construction and intended game rather than choosing solely by bullet weight. Hunters should also confirm their rifle’s chambering and use ammunition appropriate for that firearm.

For owners maintaining older rifles, ammunition and firearm condition should be evaluated carefully before use. The rifle’s chamber marking and manufacturer’s specifications should always be confirmed.

35 Remington Ballistics, Velocity & Performance

The .35 Remington is commonly associated with relatively heavy bullets at moderate velocities. Steinel’s current load uses 200gr Round Nose Soft Point.

From a typical 20-inch rifle barrel, the existing Steinel load data lists approximately:

Actual velocity and energy can vary depending on barrel length, firearm, ammunition lot, and other factors. Use the published data for your specific load when evaluating trajectory and performance.

The combination of bullet weight, moderate velocity, and soft-point construction makes this type of load well suited to the cartridge’s traditional role as a woods and brush hunting round.

Compatible Firearms for 35 Remington Ammo

– Marlin Model 336
– Marlin Model 336C
– Marlin Model 336SS
– Remington Model 141
– Remington Model 760
– Remington Model 7600
– Winchester Model 94
– Winchester Model 70

Marlin 336W in .30-30 Winchester
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Always verify the caliber marking on the specific firearm before using ammunition. Firearm chambering and ammunition compatibility should be confirmed with the manufacturer’s specifications.

Why Purchase 35 Remington Ammo from Steinel?

Steinel Ammo produces ammunition for a broad range of established and specialty cartridges, including classic hunting calibers such as .35 Remington.

Our 200gr Round Nose Soft Point load follows the traditional role of the cartridge, giving hunters a straightforward option for compatible rifles and medium-game applications.

For shooters searching for 35 Rem ammo for sale, selecting ammunition from a manufacturer familiar with less common and historic cartridges can make it easier to find an appropriate load for an older or specialized firearm.

35 Remington Rifle Ammo Performance

The .35 Remington remains useful because its performance is well matched to the hunting situations for which it became known. Its larger-diameter, heavier bullet and moderate velocity make it particularly practical for wood, timber, and brush hunting.

Rather than focusing solely on maximum velocity, hunters should consider bullet construction, shoot placement, rifle configuration, and the conditions in which the ammunition will be used.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Does anyone make a 35 Remington anymore?
Yes. Steinel Ammunition currently offers 35 Remington ammunition, including a 200-grain Round Nose Soft Point load.

Q2. Why is 35 Remington ammo hard to find?
The 35 Remington is an older cartridge with fewer manufacturers producing it today, which can make ammunition less readily available than more common hunting calibers.

Q3. Is a 35 Remington worth buying?
Yes. It remains a practical choice for deer and other medium-sized games, particularly for hunters who prefer traditional lever-action rifles and moderate recoil.

Q4. What is the best bullet for a 35 Remington round?
A 200-grain soft point is a traditional and versatile choice for the 35 Remington, especially for deer and other medium game hunting.