Antique Shooter
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I recently got a Remington 7600 NIB in .35 Whelen and plan on using it as my main "buck" gun. Eventually I plan on reloading for it, but with the season fast approaching I don't think I am going to have time to work up a load. There is trapping and waterfowl hunting to be done! Lol.
So far I have picked up Federal Fusion and Hornady Superformance both in 200 grain as that is what local retailers have had. One store also has Remington Core-Lokt in both 200 and 250 grain, but they are around $50 per box compared to the Federal and Hornady at $35 a box.
Of the variety mentioned, does anyone have any experience with or would like to recommend one to me? The hunting will be done in thick woods with Hemlock groves and plenty of birch saplings. Shots are generally less than 50 yards but up to 100 yards isnt out of the question depending to the exact location.
Thanks,
Antique Shooter
So far I have picked up Federal Fusion and Hornady Superformance both in 200 grain as that is what local retailers have had. One store also has Remington Core-Lokt in both 200 and 250 grain, but they are around $50 per box compared to the Federal and Hornady at $35 a box.
Of the variety mentioned, does anyone have any experience with or would like to recommend one to me? The hunting will be done in thick woods with Hemlock groves and plenty of birch saplings. Shots are generally less than 50 yards but up to 100 yards isnt out of the question depending to the exact location.
Thanks,
Antique Shooter