The 350 Legend has pretty good ballistics would be good for deer, bear and other stuff. It's big enough for elk in the heavier loads but it has less range than a 270, 308, 30-06 etc. The nice thing is that the recoil is very mild. Bullet weights range from 140-180 grain or bigger with handloads.
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08-26-2021, 08:10 AM #11MGO Member
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Also runs well in the AR-15 platform and is legal to hunt with in southern MI.
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270 is awesome, get a limbsaver recoil pad, and get used to it. 30-06, and .270 can get had in loads for almost all medium and large game, its one of the most versatile rounds out there, you just need to experiment more.
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Your semi-auto BAR in .270 should be good for anything you have described, and be easy on the shoulder. Look for quality constructed bullets in the lighter ranges. Buy a quality scope instead of another rifle, something 3x-9x or up to 12x for longer ranges.
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