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Jack Murd
09-07-2006, 02:52 PM
I am acquiring a Winchester Model 94 manufactured in 1928 which was owned by my uncle. It is caliber .25-35. I am having difficulty locating a source of ammo for this rifle. Any suggestions? Seattle/Tacoma Washington area. Thanks
Jack.
Mike Buchanan
09-07-2006, 05:27 PM
I am acquiring a Winchester Model 94 manufactured in 1928 which was owned by my uncle. It is caliber .25-35. I am having difficulty locating a source of ammo for this rifle. Any suggestions? Seattle/Tacoma Washington area. Thanks
Jack.
Winchester loads it and dies and brass are available. You might have to search a little but it's out there or can be ordered. It's a great little cartridge that's fun to shoot.
Mike B
Jack Murd
09-10-2006, 04:21 PM
Winchester loads it and dies and brass are available. You might have to search a little but it's out there or can be ordered. It's a great little cartridge that's fun to shoot.
Mike B

Where would I look to order some?

Assuming I can find some, can 6.5x52R mm ammo be substituted directly for .25-35 WIN ammo in a model 94 Winchester lever gun? No one seems to have .25-35 in this corner of the hundred acre woods and I am not equipped for reloading....yet.... ?
snowtigger
09-10-2006, 04:54 PM
Where would I look to order some?

Assuming I can find some, can 6.5x52R mm ammo be substituted directly for .25-35 WIN ammo in a model 94 Winchester lever gun? No one seems to have .25-35 in this corner of the hundred acre woods and I am not equipped for reloading....yet.... ?
Try this placehttp://www.abcoutdoors.com/home.php?type=category&id=9072
or http://www.cascade-ammo.com/catalog.php?type=category&id=7521
maybe this one http://www.outdoormarksman.com/index.php?cPath=65_63
william iorg
09-10-2006, 07:10 PM
Graff & Son have it for $28.00 a box.

http://www.grafs.com/ammo/143
Jack Murd
09-10-2006, 08:35 PM
Graff & Son have it for $28.00 a box.

http://www.grafs.com/ammo/143


And what about the direct substitution of 6.5x52Rmm for the .25-35 Win? Will that work?
Jack Murd
09-24-2006, 11:01 AM
And what about the direct substitution of 6.5x52Rmm for the .25-35 Win? Will that work?

So far, I have received no information regarding the 6.5x52Rmm round. Is it available at all in the U.S.?

BTW, I did find several boxes of .25-35 Win on the shelf at a new store which opened in the Seattle-Tacoma area. Very spendy, though. I am considering getting a Lee loader and rolling my own (assuming I can find brass and bullets).

Jack.