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35 whelen vs 35 whelen ai
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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 109523" data-source="post: 1846838"><p>true. the reason that a whelen is such a hammer is that they do NOT have any long range bullets. most all 35 cal bullets are designed for performing on animals. And when the speeds are up, they're very impressive. </p><p>If this is for short range, why would you want a long range bullet?</p><p>[ATTACH]179734[/ATTACH]</p><p>200 gr hornady interlock superformance load 2940 pfs. Photo courtesy of bullisticstudies.com</p><p>This guy was definitely way to close.</p><p>With the AI you don't have head space issues, and I think you can make a more accurate round.</p><p>Mine is a pre 64 mod 70 re bored back in the late 80's by my father 23" skinny barel. weighs 7 1/2 lbs scoped. I'm getting 2840 with a 225 game king. At a tad over 1 MOA it's a hammer out to 300 yds. Shoot it 2 or 3 time on the bench, and I'll forget my name, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 109523, post: 1846838"] true. the reason that a whelen is such a hammer is that they do NOT have any long range bullets. most all 35 cal bullets are designed for performing on animals. And when the speeds are up, they're very impressive. If this is for short range, why would you want a long range bullet? [ATTACH alt="1583388208285.png"]179734[/ATTACH] 200 gr hornady interlock superformance load 2940 pfs. Photo courtesy of bullisticstudies.com This guy was definitely way to close. With the AI you don't have head space issues, and I think you can make a more accurate round. Mine is a pre 64 mod 70 re bored back in the late 80's by my father 23" skinny barel. weighs 7 1/2 lbs scoped. I'm getting 2840 with a 225 game king. At a tad over 1 MOA it's a hammer out to 300 yds. Shoot it 2 or 3 time on the bench, and I'll forget my name, but I wouldn't trade it for anything. [/QUOTE]
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