could this .32 Remington I've been asking about

[nagantguy]

Could this Remington 14 in .32 that Ive been asking y'all about could I bore it out and make it a .35 Remington? Just thinking out loud.

[bruce drake]

Boring out the barrel to .357 is feasible but I'm not sure the bolt will handle the larger case head of the 35 Remington case.

[texassako]

The .35 Remington is quite a bit different than the .32 Remington. There would be quite a few internal mods you would need in a addition to the rebore.

[baogongmeo]

I'm pretty sure that it was made in 35 Remington also along with 25 and 30 Remington.

[Guesser]

It was but the 35 case is substantially larger than the 25, 30 & 32 family. The 35 is in a class of it's own. All components in the receiver are different dimensions. There were more Model 14, 141 rifles built in 35 than any of the others. Find a 35 and buy it.

[georgerkahn]

I have a .32 Rem 14, and a Rem Model 8 in .32 Rem as well. I love them both, and use .30 Rem brass. I file a couple of wee notches in the head, to not confuse these with 30 Rem cases, which I load/shoot as well. Just use (RCBS) .32 Rem dies, nothing fancy. From Accurate, I ordered a 4-cavity (in iron) .32-185L 4-cavity mould, which is a thing of beauty! .35Rem is really hard to find cases for around here, and as a New Yorker I may not receive any loaded ammo other than face-to-face -- with this phenomena initiating my pulling the .32 Rems from the back of the safe... If it were mine, I'd keep the 14 you have as it is -- unless, of course, the barrel resembles a sewer pipe ;) and it wouldn't be a shooter. At most gun shows around here, Marlin 336's in .35 Rem regularly do appear -- most I've seen in the $450 - $550 asking price range. Hey - I'd even be interested in another .32Rem if it came up. FUN gun to shoot!