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This article written by Joe Weist appeared in the May/June 2002, #157 issue of the Fouling Shot.In a discussion with Tom Gray once he mentioned  that he thought the .35 Remington should make agood bench cartridge for someone wanting to shoot a .35caliber bullet. I had a T/C Contender in .35 Rem. onceand had trouble with it.I picked up 7,000 .35 caliber gas checks at a gunshow an

(Editor’s Note; The following originally appeared in The Fouling Shot #23, December 1979. and was written by Frank Marshall)The ability of medium bore bullets of 200 grains and more to penetrate heavy brush without deflecting have greatly influenced the thinking of hunters who have used such cartridges under severe conditions.  If there is no snow to aid tracking, a buck that does

Some Data Regarding Barrel Bores& Handloading Cast Bullets by Karl Bosselman Slug that bore!It’s hard to over emphasize the importance of knowing the exact rifling groove diameter of your barrel. Obtaining this measurement, usually done by slugging will provide an excellent opportunity to also check rifling twist and to make certain it is what you need for your inte