A 336 in 35 Remington being reintroduced is awesome news. Maybe 2 years afterward I can buy one at MSRP! LOL!

YESSSSSS!!!! Please Ruger Please create a demand for.35 Remington. I have a 1963 Sears Roebuck Model 45 which is a Marlin 336 in disguise and it’s a wonderful rifle. .35 Remington is such an under appreciated cartridge,I surely hope Ruger revives it.

Marksmanship may be a science, but lever action is the one that looks most like an art form. Great video!

My mother hunted with a .35 in Maine in the 1950s. She was pretty good at it

That might be the best commercial for Ruger when they do release it.

I love the .35! Nothing better than an old New Haven Marlin 336 for hunting the dense, brushy woods of New England.

I got my first deer with my grandpa’s old Marlin 336 chambered in .35 Remington. It is arguably my favorite gun.

One of the best things about my 336-RC is that it was bought brand new by my father in 1959 (I came along in '62) and it has never been in possession of anyone other than he or I. I wouldn't trade it for 100 Win. model 94's.

Love mine. Have one made in my Birth Year, and it is one of the most underrated deer round in existence. 35 rem belongs right beside 45/70 at any deer camp.

Pretty impressive, I love mine. The larger frontal area of the 35 cal just seems to hit harder and transfer all of its potential energy. Love my 35

Possibly THE black bear cartridge for wooded places.

Great round. My dad had one his whole life and now my little brother has it.

Man that’s a very nice rifle there !!!

My grandfather gave me one with jm stamped on the barrel.I haven't lost a deer yet with it.

I'll take the bait George, with a Remington Model 14C from 1917 and a 1954 non-waffle pre-microgroove 336 in 35 Rem...it IS one of the best deer cartridges I've ever shot. Hopefully Ruger reintroduces it to a new generation of hunters.

I do love the .35 and took several bucks with that cartridge as a young man. The . 32 Winchester special is another great, lost deer cartridge. Hope to see them both come back.

.35 rem is a kickass deer cartridge in a 14" contender too. (Speer 180g flat nose)

powerful and practical 35 Remington caliber lever action rifle

My first deer rifle I got when I was 12(1973) was a Remington 141 in 35 Rem. Rifle is circa 1936 and still have it. Great caliber in any configuration.

I have used one of my .35's taking a number of Michigan Black Bear over the years.

Your lever gun and revolver nerdiness is something my father and I very much enjoy watching together, brother. Thank God that hooligan OG introduced me to your channel.

Hearing those rounds hit those steel plates is like a symphony to my ears. Lol

I have one, my uncle bought in 1950 Sears Roebuck in CHICAGO Serial # 3020. I'm 70 got this in 1964, at 12. Borrowed it that morning, from my uncle. Got my first U.P. buck.Xmas came it was under the tree. 🦌 Tack driver. OLD THUMPER

Nice gun, nice cartridge, great shooting! I have fired the exact same gun, but - alas - only at paper targets. Still great fun.

You give me a vibe of Hiock45 mixed with Paul Harrell, and I mean that as an absolute compliment. Subscribed.

I have a 336 in 35 Rem, shooting deer many years, love it...

My great grandfather gave my dad a .35 pump action Remington and he loves it. It’s a really cool and unique gun I’ve never seen another one

Love my 336 in 35 remington! I will buy a new ruger when it is built as well!

I have a 336SC in 35 Rem. Made in 1955. Topped with a vintage Weaver K4.

I have three 35 Remingtons. Two are Marlin 336’s and the other is a Henry side loader. Love them and love the caliber!

That round appears to have crazy energy dump ability.

I have a Marlin 336 in 35 Remington. Bought it in 1991, and it's still my primary Deer rifle.

Looks like an effective round actually with one heck of a wallop to it!

Just picked up one the other day from 1950 as well I love it

I've been shooting the one I bought in about 1976 ever since... It's as good of a rifle as one could ask for in thick country like we have down here in the southeast swamps. I wouldn't trade mine for anything. Thank you for sort of shining the light on a fantastic cartridge that a lot of people have forgotten about!

Awsome classic!!.. Many thanks & Blessings from us 'lever.addicts'... 😊🏆🙏🙏🙏

It’s cool to see these cartridges getting attention again.

Reminds me.of my marlin 3030 with the silver tip ammo! Really packs a wallop and is great in the brush!

Bringing it back in .375 Winchester would be cool too!

When he said "Im fixing to bust" I felt that

Nice shooting sir and a real nice weapon too. The 35 looks like she hits hard 👍

That 35 Rem. is a real powerhouse cartridge. NICE Marlin! I'm not a hunter, but, there's just that special 'something' about a classic lever action. I think it's the same with revolvers and break-action shotguns. They never really go out of style.

I have the 336 in .35, but also bought a Remington 760 in .35 two years ago. It’s nice having a different setup for chance of pace.

That right there what you gotta in your hands is. To me. A. Beautiful piece of gun art

My dad has an old 35 marlin, haven't got any deer with it but it loves its coyotes

I inherited my fathers 1964 Marlin 336 chambered in .35 REM. I absolutely love it and I have bagged countless Whitetail deer in multiple states. I plan on passing it to my son and then to my grandson. This old rifle is still in near mint condition.

That is the best news I've heard in a long time. I'm a huge fan of the .35 Rem., and would love to get my hands on a non-Remlin M-336.

I've waited over 50 years to hear about the .35 Remington. My father had a pump action and always talked about it being the best brush gun he had.

She’s awesome George! Finally going to use my 1955 336 in 30-30 for deer this year. It’s going to feel so strange not relying on my usual meat rifle, the 1959 sears JC Higgins with the Husqvarna action. I also plan on doing at least one day with the Rossi 92 in 357. This is Factory Bear btw from my other account.

My son has one of these rifles. He got it from his great grandfather for his first hunting rifle. I’ve never shot it yet since he’s too young to hunt but I look forward to seeing him hunt with it.

LOVE LOVE LOVE the .35 Remington.

My favorite rifle is my 1973 336 .35rem. Paid fore hunnert simolians for it about 6 years ago. Finally got around to putting a Skinner’s Express “Black/Gold” peep sight on it last year.

My grandfather swore by this caliber, he use to do guided hunts for paying clients, an said this was the best for deer here, better than even the 30/30.

That cartridge isn't playing around! Was not expecting that.

I have 1964 336 in .35 Remington love it hopefully they start making more ammo and cases

That's an awesome rifle for sure! Also some great shooting and tons of fun to watch!

Love my 336 in 35 Rem, full length mag tube model. Have shot both 200gr FTx and 180gr Speer FP, plan to use the Speers this year.

Man, I really hope that Ruger could bring Marlin back to its glory.

My first reloads were done in 35 reminton. Loved that rifle. I will buy another.

My uncle had a Marlin in .35 Remington, it's surely a fun one.

I guessed right 😁 Was popular in the PNW coast for being able to cut through brush with minimal deflection (so I've read and heard from older locals).

My dad had a 336 back in the 70s. I wish he had held onto it. Although I think his was in 30-30. This 35 Rem looks awesome!

Oh heck yeah! Great shooting! My favorite cartridge in my favorite rifle! Thanks Mr. Suite!

Its most common nowadays in the Marlin, but the .35 was originally designed for the John Browning designed Model 8 semi-auto rifle in 1900. The first commercially successful automatic rifle. It was also chambered in John Pedersen designed pump action rifles made by Remington as an affordable alternative to the Model 8 and as competition to Winchesters lever-actions.

Have a 336rc in .35 rem. My first rifle I bought in 89 when I came home on leave.

I built a 358win a few months ago because 308 brass is so easy to convert. I've been having a lot of fun with it

I had a 336 Marlin 30 years ago in the 35 Remington, loved that gun. Great deer rifle, hit much harder than a 30-30. Wish I had never sold it, but oh well.

I have a Remington Model 14 slide action rifle most would call it a pump but it's called the slide action it is chambered in .35 Remington. It's a great deer and bear round it hits really hard

I have a Remington mod. 141 Wood master my grandfather bought in the 1930's. I've never failed to take a deer with it.

My first run in with the .35 Rem. was in my teens, my father has an FN Browning 1900 chambered in it.

I have a 1954 marlin .32 special and love that rifle. I also have a 76 Malin .357 carbine. Best levers out here. Nothin is as smooth and theirs.

I've hunted with a 35 my whole life! Love it!

I cant wait to use my 1966 Marlin 336 in 35 Remington this up coming dear season... have some 180gr Barnes TSX loaded up...

I had a 1954 Winchester 94 chambered for .32 Winchester that was also a durn nice round for deer. .35 remington is currently being marketed by Ruger in the Marlin 336 which is a fine deer combo for most conditions in heavy woods

Great caliber. I shoot a custom built 35 Whelen for deer , moose , elk and black bear . Nothing inside of 500 yards with my 225 grain accubond load walks away . I love the 35 calibers !

I have the 35 Remington pump action rifle my great grandfather used to hunt moose he loved has been passed down to hands down one of the best guns I own thanks for your video enjoy if also love the 150 grain

I own a nice 1957 Marlin 336 in .35 Remington. It has the Griffin and Howe mount and rings that were popular on hunting rifles back in those days. It has a Weaver K 2 scope. I plan on using it for Opening day. Only have 5 boxes of Hornady Leverevolution that I bought with the rifle. It’s hard to find them in stock. I paid $30 for each box back in 2019.

You can heat the tremendous Wallop on that steel- Beautiful- thanks for the video-

Sweet love the aperture sight and the added weight of the 35 caliber cartridge. Nice rifle too an older rifle made right.👍👍 Thanks 😎

I have two Marlin 336cs in 35 Remington and absolutely love them for just about all.my hunting. Please do a ballistics video on it.

Nice looking 👏👏👍👏👋

Dudes shooting gold

I have had the exact model since late 1970s. it is accurate and plenty of knock down power. but sometimes hard to find ammo. My Marlin had taken a lot of deer and even more Wild Boars. love mine.

A Marlin 336 in 35 rem was the first rifle i ever went deer huntin with.

I have been using the 35 Rem for 8 years. Found a JM Marlin at a gun shop and fell in love with it! Those guns use to be cheap. But I’m excited to see it have a massive comeback!!

I had my first rifle gifted to my by my dad on my 13th birthday. It was a Marlin 336 in .35 Remington. My dad swore up and down how nothing, not even his 30 06, "drops em like nothing else". I have culled many white tails that have provided meals for my family now. Now I say, nothing drops a deer down better, faster, and with certian fatality, than a .35 Remington.

Agreed! I have a 30-30 Model 336 1973 and its my baby

Great shooting, and having fun doing it👍

N.W. Pennsylvania saying 👍X💯 Great deer round in a great gun.. Nothing bad to say about the 35

Shot my first 4 deer with that cartridge. Great round. Great video. I wish I had one now.

I took one of those deer hunting a few days ago. Told my dad it’s the perfect squirrel gun lol

I guessed that it was 35 Remington. This was a very popular cartridge in the woods of the northeast in the 50’s and 60’s.

I had three marlins , the saddle gun, the top of the line fancy one and last but my favorite was the beast 444marlin. ...a bad boy

I LOVE the 35 Remington. I do hope Ruger keeps it alive.

When ya didn't shoot the watermelon the first round i was like huh..... then cleaning up the water bottles and the watermelon on the second round..... full smiles at work

My 1954 336 in .35 Remington would be the last rifle I'd ever sell. It's my favorite rifle for hunting inside the woods here in WV. Thanks to whomever traded it in to Cabela's years ago. I kept the quality low power scope it had on it, and it hunts perfectly.

My hopes are high! I would love to have a 35 Remington. I had a good friend that had one, and he would not just let go of it.

I'm 21 haven't gotten my first deer yet even though I've hunted several times over the years. hopefully when I buy one of these I'll get my first deer with one.

I agree , mine is from 1962 and harvested many deer with one shot ! But can’t find ammo in Canada for it any more !

That there is the very definition of a "brush gun" 👍