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35 REMINGTON -- BLOCK OF ICE

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Uploaded by on Nov 5, 2008

one round through the center of a block of ice

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  • Well all I can tell you is that the 35 rem will take down anything we have in the Maine woods, as well as anything you find over in NH. Is the 35 the best cartridge in the world, or even the best possible one for the job? No. Id still take my 308 over it, but for a lever action the 35 remington is up to the job.

  • @PJYost68 in New Hampshire, the recommended bullet weight and energy is minimim 150 gr bullet, and min of 2200 ft lbs muzzle energy and prefered of 3200 ft lbs.. taking both the 30-30 and 35 Rem out of the picture.

  • @sidewindermack well, not really.. a 35 Remington is a 100 yard round (with a 200 gr bullet) since at 100 yards it only has 1205 ft lbs energy, where a 30-30 with a 170 gr bullet has 1358 ft lbs energy left. (150 gr bullets in the 35 Remington don't even have that much energy)

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  • @sidewindermack Also good for black bear and moose too. Its not a coincidence its a favorite of Maine guides.

  • WHO LIKES PULP!!

  • The 35 Rem. is a real thumper on deer. A great cartridge and a far better choice than the .30-30 Win.

  • cheaa!

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