Real rifle loonies could also settle on the perfect combination of the two rounds, the 9.3 Barsness-Sisk--the .350 necked up to .36. It gets exactly the same velocities as a modern-pressure in a short action, which is SO important among many these days. Charlie Sisk has the reamer and still builds some, over 15 years after we brought it out....while freely admitting it was yet another redundant wildcat!
The one advantage mine has over either my 9.3x62 or the .35 Whelens I've owned is lighter weight, around 7-1/4 pounds scoped. This came in handy on an Alaskan grizzly hunt that required quite a bit of hiking over tundra, with a 30+ pound pack....
This would be my pick!
