RioMouse911,
The 200gr Hornady is a bit "tough" for the .35Rem. OK if loaded to top velocity, at 0-75yds.
The 200gr Sierra RN is the best currently available bullet for the .35Rem.
Most accurate load I've ever had in the .35 was with the 200 Sierra's over H322 in a Rem 760. But, H4895 and LVR are right behind. The no longer available Remington 200gr Corlokts were the BEST, but alas are no longer available in component form. The 200 Sierra's are truly devastating on deer. Twice, I've been able to see "daylight" through a deer briefly when hit in the chest with the .35. At under 100yds, it hits harder than a .30/06.
My .358 BLR likes H4895 and 200gr Hornady PtSpt.
For my .35Rem, I've gone exclusively to a RCBS 200gr FNGC (218gr) over 39.0gr BLC2 for 2,050fps.
Original poster will find nothing lacking with his BLR .358win. Hand load either 200gr Hornady PtSpt or 200gr Nosler AB for deer, etc., 225gr Sierra GK or 225gr Nosler AB, or Partition for bigger stuff. H4895 or TAC are your powders, though many others will be acceptable.
Wander over to marlinowners.com and search in the ammo testing sub forum. Profound amount of info/data. Will make you a believer in all things .35cal.