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    Posted: 22 July 2003 at 06:55

Howdy Gents:

What, if any, are your opinions on the .35 Remington for Florida/Georgia/Alabama whitetail hunting?  Since I can get a Marlin 336 for half of what a Browning BLR costs, I'm kinda thinking of the Marlin.  Thanks.
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 sluggo : they use the .35 in michigan . next to the 30/30 it is the most sold.  its an ass kicker and more punch than the 30/30.  and good in the brush. i have seen guys top a pine tree when the are done hunting for the day with a .35. the only thing i have seen some of the guys trade them in for a .35 whelen.  i have a set of dies for it . i load up a few rds for a friend.  and in the off season i use .357's and make him some plinkers. i would get it and not look back.
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Thanks Al!
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Had a 35 rem in a 760 and it worked fine on deer at moderate ranges. As to the Marlin, this would be in the delicate area of personal preference.
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 Mine is a marlin 336 18" barrel... deer big mulies good for a 150...balck bears here go 6 to 6and1/2 ft. no problem just respect your range.

 And yes I used it on a moose only cause I was using it as my back-up rifle and Rem. 200 Core loc did the job at 60 yds.

 Great cal. respect its range...fun to reload and buff. bore  makes a real kicker in 220 grns. making it a ?? you decide.

 

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Hey Sluggo
I have a .35 Remington in a 336 Marlin used it last year on a Whitetail or two,I can't say anything bad about it,didn't have to track them a step.
Mine has a peepsight on it which is cool but this year I'm gonna try a shotgun scope on it.
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Thanks guys:

Well, it looks like I'm moving to Florida this year.  The guys I'm setting up a deer hunt with all use Winchester or Marlin .30-30s and said the usual range is well under 100 yards since visibility is usually only about 200 in the area they hunt.  So I was thinking of the BLR but the Marlin is more in my price range right now.  I just wanted the .35 Rem for something different I guess.  I will respect the range of the cartridge, that's for sure.
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You can also get the ammo everywhere. It is kind of like the .270, the .30-30, and the .300 Winnie. It is not quite in the availability range that the .30-06 is in, but neither is anything else!

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