Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

.357 Bullets in .350 Legend

Comments

4 comments

  • BobJudy

    I haven't but remember reading this article when it came out;

    .350 Legend Load Data - Shooting Times

    Hope it helps. Bob

    0
  • truthful

    The .350 Legend is yet another recent new caliber that begs the question "Why?" With all the problems associated with this new cartridge, it certainly appears that the designers didn't do a very good job before rushing it to market.

    3
  • Mobuck

    The "WHY?" is just the typical attempt to circumvent archaic state regulations intended to make deer hunting 'safer'(mostly in the "I" states). Those regs don't take into account how many times a 'punkin ball' will bounce when fired across flat frozen ground.

    From the comments I've heard, the 350 has 2x the range of shotgun slugs with 1/3-1/2 the recoil. When the 357 Maximum came out, it was discovered that some jacketed bullets suffered from the higher pressures against the bullet's base. No idea if this would/will happen with similar bullets in the 350 but considering this is a 50K pressure cartridge, it's possible. For low end plinking loads, maybe OK.

    3
  • Geri

    I have used 357/38 bullets in a 35 whelen, reduced loads though.

    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity

Didn’t find what you’re looking for?