Anyone have a good source for .358" plinking bullets?

[MrElectric03]

I'm looking for some .358" bullets, preferably round nose, to load .35 Remington. I just need plinking rounds and don't want to pay $30 for 50 bullets for plinking ammo. Does anyone have a good source for some cheaper projectiles? I checked the big sites and don't see any, hoping someone has a good source.

I usually buy xtreme bullets, really with they made some!

Thanks a lot!

[rromeo]

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/2046424229/hunters-supply-hard-cast-bullets-35-remington-35-whelen-358-diameter-190-grain-lead-flat-nose

[Germz]

make them?

[gunboat]

Casting is your long term solution --

['ol shooter]

Oregon Trail makes nice bullets for a very reasonable price. I use them in several calibers.

http://www.laser-cast.com/index.html

[thenodnarb]

What kind of weight do you need. Lee makes a mold for like $30 that can do 158 grain truncated cone for .357 and the like. They always come out at .358 or even larger for me. Get a junk pot from the thrift store for $1 and a $6 lee ladle while you're at it and you could have all the bullets you want.

[MrElectric03]

I've considered casting but it would be a whole new thing to learn and I don't see myself doing it much. The 35 rem is a friends so too deep into it. Thanks for the info and to those who posted links.

[Bastard]

http://www.missouribullet.com/index.php

[XDRoX]

I have have a coupon code for Missouri, PM me for it if you will use it.
I think it's for 10% off.

BTW, they make awesome bullets.

[Sunday]

I have have a coupon code for Missouri, PM me for it if you will use it.
I think it's for 10% off.

BTW, they make awesome bullets.

Can't go wrong with Missouri bullets

[Bastard]

random thought - what are you loading them for? I ask because what comes to mind when I think 35 Remington in the marlin 336 which is a tube fed lever action, in which case I would highly recommend using a flat point vs a round nose, though you "should" should be alright using a soft lead round nose, why take the chance.

[thenodnarb]

Casting is EASY. I used to think that way too, and I could kick myself for no starting earlier.

[bigedp51]

I use 312 pistol bullets for fire forming and plinking with my Enfield rifles. And why I posted the plated pistol bullet link below.

Rainier LeadSafe Bullets 38 Caliber (357 Diameter) 158 Grain Plated Hollow Point

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1050323640/rainier-leadsafe-bullets-38-caliber-357-diameter-158-grain-plated-hollow-point?cm_vc=ProductFinding

Bulk rifle bullets

http://www.midwayusa.com/find?newcategorydimensionid=20437

[Scout2Diesel]

I have seen lots of load data for jacketed 158gr pistol pills loaded in 35rem cases for plinking .... but they would not measure .358 like these 200gr Hornadys

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/767926/hornady-interlock-bullets-35-caliber-358-diameter-200-grain-round-nose-box-of-100?cm_vc=ProductFinding

[MrElectric03]

Thanks for the replies guys. Missouri bullets looks great and awesome price! Just what I was looking for.

random thought - what are you loading them for? I ask because what comes to mind when I think 35 Remington in the marlin 336 which is a tube fed lever action, in which case I would highly recommend using a flat point vs a round nose, though you "should" should be alright using a soft lead round nose, why take the chance.

It's for a friends rifle, unsure of the brand but it's an old pump action, I'm assuming tube fed. Another member offered me a great deal on some spire points but only way he can shoot those in a tube fed is as a single shot.