your going to have to search the internet and buy whatever you can afford.

 

Haven't seen any "new" 35 Remington brass for a while. Dowdle Sports online shows 35 rem brass in stock but they don't have it, be careful with them. I found out the hard way. Good luck.

 

I came across some old but new brass a couple months back, but no new brass at all. I’ve also grabbed some range brass at my reloading store when they have it.

 

just saw this and have no ties to them.
northeast target and supplies has some.
sku# of35riminton

RP

 

Indoor shot ?Who does that?

 

I see 0 contact info on their site, looks too much like a scam to suit me.

 

There's two or three offerings on GB, you'll just have to out bid them.

 

Yeah, I saw those also.

RP

 

Caveat Emptor…

 

Remington is making the 35 Remington loads again. A little pricey when you find it but 40 pieces of brass will last a long time in the 35.

 

I was at a store called Dunham's in Statesboro, GA, last week and there were six boxes of Remington on the shelf. They were $58 a box. If it's the only option you have, you just have to "bite the bullet." Pun intended.

 

I had this link stored from years ago in my favs. It might be time to explore it again for some folks looking for brass.

forming 35 Rem. from 308 win. cases.

I read a post on MO with a link to another forum where this person forms his 35 rem brass from the 308 win. He uses a 44 mag. to resize the 308w. brass body from to .470" to .457".... But he has to file the bulge at the bottom so it will fit into the 35R.chamber. Obviously the 44 mag. die can't...

www.marlinowners.com

 

I put a want to buy ad in one of the sites and bought some fired brass at a decent price. 35 Rem brass usually last for multiple shots so more than likely it will be good.

 

Gunbroker has it but you have to pay to play.

 

Dowdle sports and outdoors has Hornandy brass.

 

See #3 above.

 

See #3 above.

 

Go to sleeping giant brass. They have once fired matching headstamp, at very good prices. I have bought thousands from them and you will nat have any military brass to deal with.

 

I just checked Sleeping Giant web page, they are out of stock as well

 

once fired 35 remington brass for reloading in stock free shipping
Have never done business with this outfit, anyone else? Claiming they have once fired brass

 

I did several years ago. I had no issues with my order. But do your own DD just to be on the safe side.

 

wow
I should dig through my brass bucket for 35REM if they are that hard to find $80 for 100 once fired WOW I just bought 375WIN new for a lot less this is nuts

 

I can't believe Starline doesn't run it. With all the oddball stuff they offer, you would think they would offer 35 Remington.

 

No kidding! They would sell all the could produce!

 

I emailed them about it a couple months back and got zero response. I may call them this week and give my thoughts. i thought for sure they would offer it.

 

Dear utvolsfan77:
I made a quick check on Gunbroker.com and there is a lot of. .35 Remington brass offered for sale, albeit at extortion prices. Give Starline Brass @ starlinebrass.com a try. I’ve found them great to work with but the cost will be at market value. Best of luck,
Mtlawman

 

Starline said with their current backlog of orders, they will not be adding any new calibers in the near future.

 

Thanks for checking.

 

According to the book "Handloader's Manual of Cartridge Conversion" by John J. Donnelly (ISBN 0-88317-138-4), .35 Remington can be made from .303 British or .30-40 Krag. Trim case to 1.95". Turn rim flush with base and cut new extractor groove. FL size case. Trim and chamfer.

Note: I have not tried this recipe as I don't have a .35 Remington, but I did use this book to successfully convert a lot of 30-30 Winchester to .30 Remington for my Model 8.

 

Would it be possible to make the 35s out of those cases, they're both rimmed cartridges aren't they? Not arguing just interested. I did read where 35s could be made out of .308 Winchester brass, however the base of the case had to be turned down slightly, and the pressures were a little higher due to the thickness of the brass.

 

Glad I stocked up on ammo and brass a long time ago! I only shoot my 35 to check the zero and hunting so don’t need a lot anyway!

 

Well this thread has strayed from the OP,so here's my 2 cents. We as 35rem owners have become familiar with the dry spells. I think it will show up again, just have to wait it out if you're out.Just MHO.

 

After missing out on the 35 Rem brass today, I decided to stop by my reloading store on the way home from work. Low and behold 150 pieces of once fired 35 Rem brass were sitting on the shelf. Of course they came home with me.