So, where are we at with the 350 Legend?

[Crawdaddio]

It's a fad that will die out. Too many calibers now that are too close in performance to really matter in the real world.

[dirtmcgirt76239]

https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/wh...th-350-legend/

[dirtmcgirt76239]

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...end-cartridge/

[dirtmcgirt76239]

It's a fad that will die out. Too many calibers now that are too close in performance to really matter in the real world.

It's cost. Who ever comes up with the right mix ratio of performance and price will own the Midwest hunting market. It's a huge deal, you take the lead, never relent and the next 20-25 years you just hammer checks.

[10x25mm]

Starline is now shipping .350 Legend brass. It appears to ease the bullet diameter issue.

[buckey]

Interesting, Still wondering why Winchester didn't start out using .358 dia bullets? Must be a Winchester thing.

[sadaddy]

I do see manufacturers bumping throats and bore dimensions as of recent. I'll hold out for a year or so and see how this goes. A .358 Legend would seem to be the ticket.

[buckey]

sadaddy, I agree 100% with what your saying. Wish the boy's would go a full 1.8 in case length, a.358 bullet and 60,000 PSI limit.

[Shooter McNasty]

I do see manufacturers bumping throats and bore dimensions as of recent. I'll hold out for a year or so and see how this goes. A .358 Legend would seem to be the ticket.

that uses 35 rem bullets vs using 357 mag bullets????

[Shooter McNasty]

sadaddy, I agree 100% with what your saying. Wish the boy's would go a full 1.8 in case length, a.358 bullet and 60,000 PSI limit.

will that work with an AR platform? Why not a 444 marlin case cut down in a single shot??