(item E.) .35 Winchester by Winchester. Collectible, may not fire, Not Mint, minor dings, Not Spotted, Older "W.R.A." H/S with "W on bullet, "Slip Neck", Nice Parina, One Cartridge not a Box.

(item E.) .35 Winchester by Winchester. Collectible, may not fire, Not Mint, minor dings, Not Spotted, Older “W.R.A.” H/S with “W on bullet, “Slip Neck”, Nice Parina, One Cartridge not a Box.

$9.75

Has split necks, normal for caliber and age.

Please note; this is the 35 Winchester and is not the much shorter 35 WSL for Winchester Self-Loading.

One Cartridge not a Box!

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Description

Please Note: sold as a collectible, may not fire, split neck on case, no returns.

Please note, this is the 35 Winchester and is not the 35 WSL (Winchester Self-Loading.)

One Cartridge: . 35 Winchester, older factory production by Winchester using the older Winchester cases with a “W.R.A. Co. 35 W.C.F.” Head-Stamp with “W” on the projectile. JSPNP (Jacketed Soft Poin , Nickel Plated ) projectile. Stopped and Split neck case.

History of .35 Winchester cartridge:
Please note, this is the 35 Winchester and is not the 35 WSL for Winchester Self-Loading.
The 35 Winchester cartridge, a.k.a. 35 WCF (aka 35 CF) cartridge was introduced in 1903 for the Model 1895 Winchester lever-action rifle, and was later chambered in the Remington-Lee bolt-action rifle.
The .35 Winchester was more powerful then the .33 Winchester, but because it was less powerful then the 348 and 358 Winchester it was discontinued in 1936.
This cartridge has been obsolete since the early 1940’s (accept for a special run in 2017), and for some reason, split necks on the case are very common in the older ammunition.