Help finding ammo

I think you can use 357 mag bullets to reload .35 remington.

Are you looking for ammo or bullets to reload?

That's a cartridge you should really look into reloading for. It's popular enough to keep it in factory production but it's increasingly becoming one that factories will stop producing at times in favor of maintaining production of more popular ones.

35 Remmy is tough to find. Maybe check Jim's in BR. If you come across the loading you want buy at least 200 rounds. Then learn to reload...that should keep you shooting the rifle for the rest of your life.

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Everywhere I've looked online is out of stock and I went to Academy on Airline and they didn't have any.

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You should try an actual gun shop instead of a sporting goods store

Try jims, barking irons, or Bowies

I only went there because it was on my way home from work and they show the ammo on their website but is out of stock online. I will try Jims and Bowies. I'm going to Natchez this weekend so I may try Bowies there too.

Also, LA gun and reloading right there on old jefferson may have some in stock. They are a specialty ammo store

Reloading for it would pretty easy, plenty of bullets though you might want to stay away from anything outside the 180gr - 220gr bullets meant for 35 Remington. Just about all of the popular IMR powders have loads for it as well as many others. Low-cost single stage press would be all you need aside from basic powder measures and case prep tools.

JTTF,
I wish I had good news for you, but I don't.... As already mentioned, Gunbot's gonna be your best bet; check it a couple times a day. You might also post a "Want to Buy" ad in some gun forums. My first handgun hunting barrel was a Contender chambered in 35 Rem and it was a deer killer. In a handgun forum I frequent I've read of multiple handloaders who can't find 35 Rem brass.I looked at a couple of my favorite online handloading stores and there's currently very limited availability of the better 35 Rem bulletes (180-200 gr bullets). In the crazy times we're living there are some rounds for which the factories are not making ANY brass. For example, I've been unable to find brass for the 221 Remington for 1 1/2 years or the 7-0 for > 1 year. I hope the 35 Rem is not in the same category.I wish you the best of luck.

Slim I will look at a few shops over here and Rich can look around him. If I find some I will bring them into Louisiana at Christmas. If I don't see you I will leave them with my sister for you.