Federal Premium HammerDown 35 Remington Ammo 220 Grain Bonded Jacketed Soft Point

35 Remington ammo is a popular rifle cartridge that has been in use since its introduction in 1906.however It is particularly favored for hunting medium to large game due to its effective performance and manageable recoil. Here are some key notes about .35 Remington ammunition, specifically the 220 grain variant:

Overview of .35 Remington ammo

• Caliber: .35 Remington
• Introduced: 1906
• Typical Use: Hunting deer, black bear, and other medium to large game.
• Case Type: Rimmed, bottlenecked cartridge.

220 Grain Bullet

• Weight: 220 grains (14.26 grams)
• Bullet Type: Typically available in soft point (SP) or bonded configurations, which are designed for controlled expansion and deep penetration.
• Velocity: The muzzle velocity typically ranges from around 1,900 to 2,200 feet per second (fps), depending on the specific load and manufacturer.
• Energy: The energy delivered at the muzzle can range from approximately 1,800 to 2,200 foot-pounds (ft-lbs), so making it effective for larger game.

Performance Characteristics of 35 remington ammo

• Trajectory: The .35 Remington has a relatively flat trajectory for a heavy bullet, but it is not as flat-shooting as some modern cartridges. Shooters often need to account for bullet drop at longer distances.
• Recoil: The recoil is moderate, making it manageable for most shooters, especially in lever-action rifles.
• Effective Range: Generally effective within 200 yards, though it can be used at longer distances with proper marksmanship and understanding of bullet drop.

Advantages

• Stopping Power: The 220 grain bullet offers significant stopping power, making it suitable for larger game.
• Versatility: Can be used in various rifle platforms, particularly lever-action rifles like the Marlin 336 and Remington Model 8.
• Tradition: The .35 Remington ammo has a long history and is often favored by hunters who appreciate traditional cartridges.

Considerations

• Availability: While .35 Remington ammunition is not as commonly found as more popular calibers,therefore it is still produced by several manufacturers. Availability may vary by region.
• Barrel Twist Rate: Ensure that your rifle’s twist rate is appropriate for stabilizing heavier bullets like the 220 grain.
• Reloading: Reloading for .35 Remington can be rewarding  and many handloaders so appreciate the ability to customize loads for specific needs.