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I have the 35 Whelen and think 100 cases could very well outlast me.
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I like to do my hunting BEFORE I pull the trigger!
There is only one kind of dead, but there are many different kinds of wounded.
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If I ever decide to sell my 700 Classic 350 RemMag I probably have as much value in stashed ammo as the rifle is worth, maybe more. My mix of factory ammo includes both 200 and 250 grain Remington Corelokt and a few boxes of the Nosler Custom 225 gr partition loads.
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I'm surprised at the lack of "love" that some posters here show for the 350RM. I've wanted a 600/660 in this chambering ever since I was a teen back in the 1970s. For me, it epitomizes the concept of the "North Woods" rifle. Something short and handy for moose, black bear and deer in the thick woods. The closest I've come to it is shooting a friend of mine's 673. Now I'll never shoot one again since I had both shoulders replaced, but I still want one just to have it. There are times when a like button would be nice. We have a 600 and had a 700 Classic. The 600 is an airplane or snow machine gun for certain. I have a Redding form/trim dies. Works fine.
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I have a bunch of factory Hornady aswell as brass I would give someone . PM me if interesred
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I have dies you could have too . If anybody wants it PM me and I'll give you my number and we can go from there . I'm in western Missouri down byTruman Lake .
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I believe the 7 mag case is the parent case of the 350 rem mag. You could make some cases if you need to.
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I’ve make some out of 7mm mag but you have to turn the necks.
Well we're Green and we're Gold, and we play better when it's cold. All us Cheese heads have our favorite superstar. We love Brett Favre.
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i wanted a rem 600 350 mag since i ran into some guy in deer season using one in about 1973 or so. ended up finding a decent deal on a sweet one about 15 years ago and bought it and a bunch of various ammo. haven't found anything it doesn't like. its hard on the face though. small gun, big kick. kills on both ends.
My diploma is a DD214
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I believe the 7 mag case is the parent case of the 350 rem mag. You could make some cases if you need to. Well, sort of, but it's not a simple neck up job. The 7mm Mag is a 30-06 length cartridge, the 350 RM is 308 length. It would require extensive case shortening and forming.
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I contacted Nosler and they are making another run of the Partitions in March, should be available in April.
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