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The .35 Remington has earned its reputation the hard way—generation after generation of hunters have field-tested it across brush country and dense woods. This Core-Lokt loading puts 150-grain pointed soft-point bullets downrange at 2,300 fps, giving you a slightly flatter trajectory and less recoil than the heavier 200-grain offerings while maintaining stopping power where it counts.
Core-Lokt is the original controlled expansion bullet design, and it’s been trusted in the field for over 75 years for a reason. The tapered copper jacket locks mechanically to a solid lead core, promoting consistent 2X expansion and weight retention on game. You’re not getting fancy polymer tips here—this is straightforward, proven terminal performance that works. The design has filled more hunting tags across more continents than any other big game load, and that track record speaks louder than marketing claims.
The lighter bullet weight here gives you roughly 100 fps more velocity than the standard 200-grain load, which means a bit better trajectory and manageable recoil in a lever gun. At typical woods-hunting distances, the ballistic difference between the two weights is negligible for the .35, but you’ll notice the difference when you shoot it. This load pairs well with rifles like the Marlin 336 and works in rifles with tubular magazines thanks to the pointed soft-point bullet design.
This is built for what the .35 Remington does best: punching through brush and delivering lethal performance on deer and black bear at close to moderate range. It’s not a long-range cartridge, but in thick cover where shots typically run under 100 yards, it’s absolutely deadly. Each box contains 20 rounds of brass-cased, reloadable ammunition ready for field use.
Yes. The pointed soft-point design is safe for tubular magazines in lever-action rifles. Remington engineered this load specifically for that application, so you won’t have issues with recoil causing detonation in the magazine. Always load carefully and follow your rifle’s recommendations.
The 200-grain shoots faster (2,300 fps vs roughly 2,050 fps) and produces a slightly flatter trajectory, making follow-up shots easier. The 200-grain hits harder at close range and penetrates deeper, so choice depends on your hunting situation. At typical .35 Remington ranges under 100 yards, both are effective on deer and black bear.
Absolutely. It’s a proven woods cartridge, especially in dense cover where shots are close. The heavy bullet delivers excellent stopping power on whitetail at short range without excessive meat damage. Many hunters prefer it over the .30-30 for bear because it carries more energy downrange.
Yes. The brass cases are reloadable, and plenty of hunters handload for the .35 Remington to extend their supply or fine-tune loads for their specific rifles. You’ll need standard .35 Remington reloading dies and components.
| Caliber/Gauge | .35 Remington |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 2.85 |
| Grains | 200 GRAINS |
| Length | 5.9000 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | R21429 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.203 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 047700214290 |
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