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Varget and IMR 3031 work well. Bullets may be hard to find with the Hornady maybe being the easiest right now. I know Sierra makes a good round nose bullet in 150 grain I believe and Remington if you can find any. Winchester in 150 grain round nose should work well also.

 

I have had the best results with LVR powder. Remington Corelokt 200 gr bullets if you can find them are pretty much the standard for the 35rem.

 

put a new scope on, first shot was to the right, next 4 were right on.
200 gr. Ftx with lever powder

 

View attachment 828943 put a new scope on, first shot was to the right, next 4 were right on.
200 gr. Ftx with lever powder

That is an impressive group.

I would like more details about the weapon and sighting system.

That's "Lever Revolution" or what propellant?

 

I correct my post as well I was thinking 30-30 for 35 Remington same powder and bullet choices for me as I said before but 200 grain.

 

H414 and Speer 180gr FP

 

44 grain LVR 180 grain Speer #2435 or Sierra 200 grain round nose #2800.

 

38.5grs h4895 and a 200 RN for me.

 

As above, 44.0 grains LVR and either the 200 Hornady or Remington - 2200 fps from my barrel. The CoreLokt is the better hunting bullet by far, but inside 100 yards or a bit more the Hornady works. The latter is more accurate in my 18.5” barrel - sub moa if you can believe it - but the Remington is plenty accurate for deer to 200 yards. Don’t try the Hornady that far.



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I have had good luck with W 748. I like the way the ball powder meters. I use flex tips.
Don't seem like a lot of folks like it but it is accurate. Not as much velocity as other choices but no deer I have shot with it seem to notice.

 

Win 748 & Hornady 200Gr RN bullets. This is after trying a few different loads. I also shot 180gr Speer FN bullets in my 35 for a while and it shot them well.

I should mention my 35 is a 1966 336 with a 17” barrel, and shoots better than it did with a 20” barrel.

 

The 200 grain Hornady FTX bullet over 42.0 grains of LVR works well in my 336. The Sierra 200 grain RN over a healthy charge of IMR 3031 is another good choice. As distance increases to over 100 yards the FTX retains velocity/energy much better. Both bullet expand well in my testing.

 

A Maker 200 grain copper .358 Lever-REX bullet with either H322 or H335.

 

IMR3031 and 200 grain round nosed bullets (normally I can only find Hornady)

 

A stiff dose of 4227 powder under a 200 grain GC RCBS flat point bullet cast of wheel weight scrap. Has worked well for many years.

before I got this RCBS mold, I relied on the Remington Core Lokt 200 grain round nose. That bullet performs really well on white tail sized game.

 

In my 336 35 Rem, H335 and 180gr Speers are a perfect match.

 

It is Hodgdon LEVERevolution,same as the Hornady amo.Best known as LVR.Good stuff in 35rem.

 

Yes same, I use hornady 200gr. Ftx bullets with lever powder

 

I have a 1956 336cs with ballard rifling. I reload using RL15 and Hornady 200gr soft point.

 

Sierra 220 gr with 2000MR put 3 in the same hole at 50yds .

 

We are shooting 200 grain Makers over LVR - great accuracy and terminal performance

 

Sierra 220 gr with 2000MR put 3 in the same hole at 50yds .

Sierra doesn make a 220, I assume you meant 200 rather than the 225. Accuracy matters.

 

Sorry I had been looking at sierras for another gun. They are Speer 220gr #2439 .

 

The definative .35 Remington bullet discussion from 2005.

35 Remington Bullet Performance Part II: Handloads

.35 Remington Bullet Performance Using Commonly Available Reloading Components. Guys, this is part II of the Factory/Handload review that I promised. Reviewed are the Hornady, Sierra, and Remington 200 grain roundnose softpoints, the 180 and 220 grain Speer softpoints, the RCBS 200 FN, cast of...

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That's a handful!

 

I put my trust the Sierra 200 RN over 37.7 gr of IMR-3031 for the best deer killing load. It kills quick!