I now have five standard chamber 35 Whelen rifles - two of them are bolt actions, two are factory carbine pumps (rare special order) and one is a M750 Semi Carbine. I have been collecting them for many years and like them all But for now here is a list of the 35s I do have. These include among others, the 358 Norma Magnum and the 35 Winchester and wildcats like the 358 Hawk/Scovil. There many good 35 calibre chamberings that I have not yet acquired to test myself. Yet I know for myself how hunting capable these 35s are. This in itself does not make me any expert of course. Living in Ontario, Canada, I have actively hunted bears with 35s for several decades. I have enjoyed for years shooting and handloading the 35 Whelen, and also both the 358 and 356 Winchester and, more recently, the 350 Remington Magnum, the 35 Whelen Improved, the 350WSM and the 35 Remington. The 35s find a secure place in the list of great big game calibre options. Hunting demands that a 'enough' gun be used to dispatch a big game animal humanely. 35 Remington Marlin 336RC 'Marauder' initial loads.

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