350 Legend - Extreme Long Range
Vložit
- čas přidán 26. 03. 2022
- We took the 350 Legend and stretched it out!!!
Alabama Arsenal: bit.ly/3rwuRWi
Deals and Discounts HERE: linktr.ee/whoteewho
Please Subscribe to the channel HERE: bit.ly/2xQ9ap2
Add me on facebook: / whoteewho
Add me on Instagram: / mrwho_tee_who_
Truly appreciate you watching the videos!!!
New Merch available - bit.ly/2W68Gqp
Heavy Metal here: bit.ly/30wF6wW
Support us on Patreon / whoteewho
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
350 legend,howa,howa 1500,350 legend deer hunting,winchester 350 legend,power point 350 legend,350 legend power,350 legend powerpoint,whoteewho,who tee who 350 legend,whoteewho youtube,brownells,howa mini action,howa 350 legend review,howa 350 legend,howa 350 legend rifle,350 legend bullet drop chart,350 legend bullet drop calculator,350 legend bullet drop at 100 yards,350 legend bullet drop,.350 legend,350 legend long range,long range 350 legend - Zábava
I have to agree with some of the previous comments - There's not enough energy at those long ranges for an ethical shot on a deer, but it is cool to hit those targets.
But of course "there's not enough energy at those long ranges". Notice that "bushmaster" is .45 and the 350L is .35 in diameter. What does it tell us? Well, basically these two guys are handgun cartridges "on steroids": 350 is an extended version of 38/357 while the bushmaster is an extended 45 (surpassing Casull and 46, yet shorter than 45-70). Same diameters, virtually same bullets with much "hotter" packages of powder...
a 350 legend at 500 yards is still above 400lbs ke..... My state "Indiana" states you need 400lbs with an air rifle to hunt deer. Going based off that it should be fine at 500 yards.
@@bobbybell36 Just use a proper rifle cartridge for the job for god's sake...
I can hit an 18in plate with my .44mag Redhawk at 220yd, should I take that shot on a deer with my 7.5in barrelled, iron-sighted revolver? Hell no!
This logic of "well, it has the energy so it must be good" (400ft lb is NOTHING when talking medium game; that's a 9mm load from a carry pistol) is greatly lacking. What about sectional density? With a 180gr projectile a 35 cal is about .205. .230 is generally considered the sweet spot for whitetail and mule deer. Once you're into concealed carry pistol velocities and energies these factors are extremely important since sectional density = penetration. If you're lucky that projectile will have about 1000fps at 500yd, probably less, especially if you're using anything other than a 26in barrel. You confident a short, stubby little 35cal can actually penetrate the 16in minimum to even reach the vitals of a deer (not ballistics gel, not water jugs) at 900-1000fps? How about the 20-24in to pass through? Do you even know if the projectile will perform at those velocities? They don't load pistol bullets that are designed to reliably expand at subsonic velocities in factory 350L (unless you're running the subs which would actually be a far better idea at these ranges given the bullet doesn't have to go through trans-sonic destabilization and you'd be running pills with much higher bc's and sectional densities) How about ballistic coefficient and whether that projectile is going to drift 5-6 FEET off of POA in a light breeze? What about flight time? It's all fun and games when target shooting, but when you're hunting there are ethics involved.
If you feel like you need to take a 500yd shot use a .270win (or Weatherby or WSM) Use a .264/.300/.338win mag. 6.5PRC. 6.8 Western. 7mm mag. Hell, use a .308, .243 or even a 6.5 grendel; they aren't optimum for 500yd hunting but at least they would be ethical in the hands of a skilled shooter (and you'd actually have a fighting chance of both hitting the deer, humanely killing it, and finding the damned thing, the latter two being the only things that matter in a hunt)
Better yet, use some goddamned skill and stalk within a couple hundred yards of your game if you're going to be using an intermediate rifle round.
I'm sorry but this stuff really bugs me... I find so many deer every year with gut-wounds, missing lower jaws, bullet wounds to the rear legs, and you know those animals needlessly suffered for hours/days, possibly even weeks. All because people either greatly over-estimate their marksmanship, start thinking their novel, intermediate cartridge with the aerodynamic efficiency of a bowling ball is "just as good" as a flat-shooting magnum rifle round, or both. It makes all hunters look bad, so use the right tool for the job.
@@mfallen6894 the 350 legend is a proper bullet. Did you really just say you need 16" of penetration to get the vitals lol? Also who wants pass through on a shot, that is wasted energy. I prefer to dump all the energy into the target, The whitetail I shot at 430 yards with my 350 legend, using 165gr Hornady ftx expanded perfectly. I recovered it stuck between a rib and the skin on the opposite side of the animal. It dumped all of its energy. I'm glad it didn't pass through, this is a firearm not a bow, you aren't looking for pass through. That same 165gr ftx didn't even pass through on a 12 yard shot. It performed as intended. It also shoots perfectly well at 450 yards, easily holds a 4" group. Please learn about the Caliber before you spew nonsense and I don't mean from stuff you have simply read online.
@@mfallen6894 are you implying shotguns shouldn't be used to hunt whitetails? 😳
What's your job that gives you the opportunity to scower lands loaded with wounded deer ?
I think one thing you should add to these videos is the amount of energy of the round at distances. Just because a bullets can get there doesn’t mean it’ll be effective. We all still want a clean kill shot at 50 yards or 500 yards. Fun video regardless!
Yeah, for sure! I think that’s why people say the 350 is a 200 yard deer rifle; it just doesn’t have the oomph behind it. Fun video nonetheless!
That’s so true the trigger is the point. That’s right our department uses the AR-15 smooth as a silhouette.
@@phild9813 The question of "how much energy is needed to ethically kill a deer" is a really complex one. It's not just down to a certain amount of foot pounds. There's issues of wound channel, deformation of the bullet, energy transfer to the target. Then there is accuracy of shot placement.
Otherwise, something quick with an FMJ is ethical because it has enough ft-lbs and we know that poking small holes in things is not ethical.
Lets look at energy:
350 legend 180 gr Deer Season XP at 300 yards = 622 ft-lb
22-250 40gr Vmax at 275yards = 628 ft-lb
204 Ruger 32 gr Vmax at 225 yards = 608 ft-lb
30-30 150 gr Super X is 653ft-lb at 300 yards
But a 300 Blackout 220 gr subsonic doesn't even put out 600 ft-lb at the muzzle.
Dunno that we can call that deer friendly. I'd say it's a lot more likely to ethically cull a deer than a 204 Ruger shooting a frangible round that will deflect off a bone and cannot penetrate solid muscle.
@@AndyViant I personally will never use a varmint round again. Based on my own experience only. My main point behind the original comment is WTW has a pretty big book of experience built up. His opinion on bullet selection and how well it’s worked for him would be nice to have the reference.
@@mikehonchohimself3650 I love using varmint rounds.
on paper.
"THIS is about to be a REALLY fun video!!"
I agree!
You know it!
Nailed it!!! My father in law just bought one and I’m a proud owner of a Ruger 450 bushmaster!!! I hear (lol) Who Tee Who loves them both!!!!
My opinion is that the 350 Legend is an excellent cartridge for inside of 200 yards. I hunt in Pennsylvania and most deer are shot inside 75 yards. Yeah.. you'll have a long shot every once in awhile. However.. since 1982 all the deer I shot as well as my brother's were inside 100 yards.
I was on the fence about the Legend or the 243 Winchester. I went with the Legend mostly due to the 35 caliber bullet and the 180 grain load. Boy was I impressed!
You get a light weight low recoiling accurate points fast carbine and the ammo is inexpensive and easy to find :)
Side note:. I used mine for the 2020 deer season and bagged a big bodied pennsylvania eight point. My brother's nephew downed a huge 10 point with his. Both deer fell within thirty yards of being shot and the bullet completely passed through leaving a blood trail that a blind person could follow. Not that it was necessary :)
Good reply. I don't know how many people ask me "Is that good for 1000-yard shots?" My usual response is "Have you EVER had a 1000-yard shot?" Sure. It's fun at a long-distance range to reach out at ring the gong. But seriously, I have almost never had an actual hunting shot much beyond 200. One or two. But they were under absolutely perfect conditions with plenty of time to calculate my shot, brace myself and my weapon and decide if my target was going to come closer. In the military almost all firefights occur at less than 100 yards. Much beyond that and it was just a simple "Red-Leg, Red-Leg! Call for fire." Artillery is your friend.
Have the same gun. Low recoil and VERY accurate out to 150-200 yds. My son shot his first deer with it last year. Not bad for a cheap straight-walled gun.
For some reason I have a feeling this is about to be a really fun video
Took a guy I work with couple months ago to test his. I'm F class guy used to shooting fast pointy things at LR . He wanted to shoot it out to 300 yards or more . Got 100 yard zero and went further. Got him to 300 yards but it did not have enough velocity and BC, fell like a rock after that to go further. His scope did not have enough elevation. Told him probably was a killer deer round to 300 yards but that's about it for accuracy.
This is what I like about who tee who, everything you need in a video and nothing that you don’t. It’s good to get info from another common man’s perspective. Keep on keeping on brother. Thanks for all the videos
Appreciate you watching
That is a big drop from one to two hundred yards!
Very much looking forward to this one. I've been stretching my Ruger American in 350 out to 200m. It drops a long way, but is proving a good challenge. 👍
Thanks for tuning in!
My 350 Ruger American 16” barrel sighted in at 100’ it’s 6” low @ 200’ with hornady 170 gr bullets
‘ means feet.
I do commend your efforts, and encourage everyone to practice at least once at 500+. But damned if I trust expansion of a straight wall brush gun past 3. You did prove this can be done.
Gracias por darnos otro video !! Aca no es tan popular el 350 leyend. Pero me gusta mucho ese calibre. Te mando un abrazo enorme WrW
thanks for the cool video man, I've learned lots of good stuff from you channel. I love the 350 legend it's one of my favorite rounds to shoot
The wind was kicking it at 700, good shooting! My grandson has a 350 Legend and has killed deer with it. Thanks for sharing WTW!
Thanks Adam for another great video! Very informative! I don't have a 350 Legend, but I'm interested.
While not a .350 Legend fan I AM a dedicated, hard-core WTW fan. I must say Adam that your intro speech, before the shooting began, was the most impressive, extremely interesting & the most professional discussion I have seen👍Keep up the great work Hero.
(I'm a HUGE fan of the twenty-odd caliber "barrel burners", the .44 magnum & the wonderful .45-70)
Appreciate you watching bigtime
Awesome video WTW! Thanks for sharing brother!🤘🏽🤘🏽🇺🇸👊🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Good info as i have just picked up a new a/r style .350 legend havent got a chance to shoot it yet but now im looking forward to doing some lead dispersion
Late to the party. Another awsome video. Love the 350 legends
+1 for 450 BM! Also, I snuck a peak at the right side of that ballistics chart for the 350L. 600 ft/lbs of energy at 300 yards. Definitely not an ethical shot on deer or other big game. Just make sure folks know we're talking target shooting not hunting here.
That's equivalent to a 357 magnum at the muzzle. Don't be a moron.
158 grain .357 mag jhp out of a 4 inch barrel revolver generates under 600 foot pounds AT THE MUZZLE but no one would say that it's not a good deer gun. Many many many handgun hunters shoot tons of deer deader than Davy Crockett with .357 mag revolvers every year.
You dont need the hammer of thor to kill white tails. This 1000 foot pounds crap is just that, crap. Your grandaddy and his daddy killed deer stone dead with rifles in 44-40 loaded with black powder and .32-20 winchester with early soft points, both far under 1000 foot pounds.
You dont need a magnum to do the job.
Good point 🇺🇸
Hahahahaha a arrow hits with less the 600ftlbs. Hit it whwre yoy need to it'll die man
If you can hit a 3 inch circle, and put in the right place it will do the job.
Just put one together and now I know I need to sight it in around 135 yards to split the difference.
Really good video tonight enjoyed it as usual That 1500 Howa you got set up is A-sharp rig. Wind makes big difference on slow bullets at long range.
If WTW went iguana hunting , frog giggin, gator bangin, he could have a nice BBQ of non chicken items that taste like chicken!
Good info. 👍 Amazing shooting! 🎯
Hey brother, just wanted to message and say I greatly enjoy the content, and keep it coming. One question I do have, does Remington have or are the expecting any offerings in the 350 legend? Just my opinion but that round with a good ole fashioned core-lokt bullet would be awesome!
For a "hunting" rifle, I can see the novelty of trying to hit a target at long range for fun. However I take the ability of putting an animal down very quick and humanely, very seriously. The 350 Legend's energy drops so drastically after 200 yards that I personally wouldn't even attempt a shot on an animal past that. It's not just being able to hit the mark but rather what the bullets performance will be at that range. With the energy dump on the 350 between 200 - 300 yards, you're increasing the likelihood of a wounded animal that will suffer and likely die a miserable death. But that's just my opinion.
It’s not an opinion, it’s a fact 👍 got too many “hunters” trying to play sniper nowadays with rounds that aren’t adequate for long range hunting without them doing the proper research. High BC bullets don’t mean squat on the field, 90% of the time you’ll see an animal with 300yds where that BC just doesn’t matter. I know my .300 WBY is more than capable at taking game past 500yds but I’d try to get close as possible, the stalk is part of the hunting experience that makes it so much better.
158gr .357 is around 540 ft-lbs at the muzzle. A round that has the same energy AT DISTANCE as the .357 has AT THE MUZZLE will definitely work.
I think the 450 would make a pretty good video! Enjoyed watching the 350 as well!
450 is king in Michigan. Just saying.
@@georgekasza7295 As I am from Michigan and hunt with 450 as well I do agree. Seems to be what everyone in southern MI is using.
Should be a good one, also i would love to see someone shooting 450bushmaster out to 1000 in 50 yard increments
I would really like to see more long range shooting with this caliber. I am very interested in getting a 350 Legend for my self and would love to see a lot more videos (hunting, long range and precision shooting). Your videos are always very well thought out informative as well as entertaining keep up the great work!!
Appreciate you watching Todd!
Have you tried the 150 gr bullets from what I have read the hold the speed and energy a lot better than the heavier bullets?
And I agree with you 100% about having a good trigger pull And having a good trigger on any rifle.A good light trigger makes a ton of difference
Good job & good info. Thanks, I'm looking forward to more. How about shooting the 308 x168 grain and the 300 win mag x168 grain bullets . Thanks
That rifle & cartridge combo just continues to impress me!
Very cool 😎
I have the same rifle you have there in the video. I bought it for a ranch rifle. When I sighted it in at our ranch range I was absolutely amazed at the accuracy of the rifle. It has been fun just to see how far we can shoot accurately with it.
My grandma didn't think because I was able to hit one of her cast iron skillets at 750 yards it was a good excuse for shooting one of her old pans, at 15 I though it was, grandpa agreed with her. Lost my rifle for the rest of that summer
😳😳😳
Good video brother 😎
Great video! I'm starting to like that cartridge.
Ooooooo I'm looking forward to this one!
Hadn't had much experience with the 350 legend good info!!
Love the video and Thank you!! Id like to know what series of boyds stock that is. Prairie, heritage or precision?
Luv my 350 legend.. good video way to stretch it out there. Good shot too..👍
Thanks for watching Kenny
My step son just shot his first Iowa buck with a 350 I put together for him. The buck took one shot to the boiler room at about 80 yards and dropped. It hits exactly like a 35 Remington. Thanks for helping me make the choice on the 350.
seems like 350 legend is all you ever see at Wal-Mart.
This was a really fun video, thank you Sir!!!!!!!
That was some valuable information
Great idea. Every caliber. O elevation max for cross hairs ie 100yrds,125 even 200. Max distance just before adding elevation.
👍👍
For where I hunt, GA woods, I love my .350. Longest shot I made last season was about 80 yards. None of the deer I took last season ran over 10 yards, only two of the five ran the rest fell in their tracks.
If I need to shoot further I have my 30-06 for that. I don't shoot for fun much any more but still nice show.
I just bought my son a Savage Axis 350 Legend for his first hunting rifle. He'll be getting it for Christmas. I've always been a .308 fan and I've never fooled with a 350 Legend, but, I'm really excited to see what he can do with it. Hell, he might turn me into a 350 Legend fan. 🤣
The energy needed for humane kills on whitetail makes it a 300 yard max rifle for hunting. More realistically 250. Shot placement, bullet construction, and dummy behind the rifle makes all the difference. Thank you so much for the content!
Thanks for watching!
Given the range, and enough time and ammo you can hit about anything. Reminds me of stories my Pa told me of how they played with the M-1 Garand and Germans they could barely see.
I’m a huge fan of the .350 Legend. In Michigan it is the perfect whitetail round. Out West I would go for a different caliber for long range hunting.
I have a 350 Legend but I would never try to take a deer beyond 300. Probably more like 200 or less. I have a 1-6 LPVO scope so I don't trust shooting beyond what I can see. lol
I'm bummed I missed the live chat but excited I still get to see the vid.
Good job who tee who
That stock is awesome, I traded for a new Howa mini in 6.5 Grendel. I might have to see about getting a stock from Brownells, love all the videos !
I remember both of those videos! Nice recap! I'm pretty sure it would just bounce off a deer at 700 yards, lol! God bless you and your family!🇺🇲✝️🇺🇲
I just bought a Savage Axis in 350 legend to hunt whitetail deer next season in Ohio. It’ll be my first time hunting in Ohio. I’m going to buy the same caliber for my son to hunt with me in Ohio but I think I’ll buy him the Ruger American model.
Shooting downhill you have to know your angle and then multiply your distance by the cosine of that angle giving you a lesser actual yardage to calculate your holdover with. That's why you are shooting higher than what the ammo manufacturer says its bullet drop should be at the given range.
Well now this was a interesting video and a interesting caliber. I think most people are right when they consider the 350 legend to be about a 200 yard deer rifle and that probably is right for most people capability with this caliber. There are a lot of rifles out there that can ring steel at 700 yards and beyond but that doesn't make them a effective long-range deer rifle.
I’m 100000 percent sure you will not find any deer you hit with that round past 200 yds
I have an American Ruger 350 Legend as well & I like it a lot. The synthetic is camouflage & barrel is like a pewter color or kinda goldish. I’ve never got to take it out past 50yrds so far but I’m looking for a range with some distance. My first bout action but imo it seems to be real smooth.
If you want to try hit a target at 1000 yds with a 350 legend, have at it!! Could be lots of fun!! But when people start to think they can shoot at a deer at extreme ranges, that's when I start to take offense.
Ouch, they hurting your feelers? Please save it!
510 yards and destroyed a cinder block the range on on 350 legends and effectiveness is stronger then you think when I say it obliterated there was nothing left yeah hands down the 350 legends a damn good round
I’ve seen 3 deer taken by a 20 gauge slug gun on CZcams @ 300 yards .
A firearm is a tool , Some people have mastered the use of it .
When I was young I took a 4 point from 100 yards with a hi-point 9mm carbine . I knew the weapon well , and it was one of the cleanest kills I had ever had on a white tail at that point . Literally seperated the heart in two pieces and the buck didn’t run 30 yards before tipping over .
A Dec officer told me they witnessed poachers taking a deer from 250 yards with a 22 magnum . They were arrested and lost the weapon but it shows you how capable any weapon is in the hands of a proficient shooter
@@dennismurray4088what ammo did you use in that 9mm carbine?
Thanks for the great video! I am curious about the .350 Legend mainly because it's getting harder and harder to find factory loaded .35 Remington ammo. Since, in the majority of MY particular "JM" Marlin 336, and one other that a friend owns and utilizes for deer and hog hunting purposes cases at least, the .35 Remington is a very, very effective "thumper" from 50 yards (pretty damn close cover I must admit) out to 200 yards (over open fields) with ranges between 100 and 150 yards seeming to be the sweet spot when the 200Grn JSP bullet is in play. At least with the .350 Legend I think I could "survive" deer or hog hunts if I can't get .35 Remington ammo anymore from anywhere.
Tests have shown a 20" barrel can add another 192 FPS to the .350 Legend. Chronographing the 165 grain Hornady FTX with a 16" barrel had an average muzzle velocity of 2,257 FPS, while the 20" barrel averaged 2,449 FPS.
That was really fun WTW 👍
Per the 11th edition of Hornady handbook of cartridge reloading. “Slow muzzle velocities and low ballistic coefficient projectiles combine to limit 200-yard range performance to less than 1000 ft/lbs of energy. It is highly recommended to keep shots limited to 250 yards and preferably closer for best performance.”
Ohio straight wall state here. While anything will go distance with enough moa adjustment, the energy a bullet has at distance doesn’t mean it will take game at long ranges. I’ve shot mine out to 200, but haven’t taken any deer with it yet. Being a reloader, the bullets are for all intensive purposes, a 9mm bullet, and Ive shot steel at 200 with a cz scorpion.
I use a 350 legend in a AR platform. With the Leupold Freedom VX scope. It is supposed to be specifically for the 350 legend. I used 145 grain ammo. And it was all over the place on a paper plate. But, I was able to get a doe at 225 yards last season. I'm going to try 180 grain this year and see if it gives me tighter groups.
Great video. Thanks. 👍🏻
I appreciate your work man. Nice.
Appreciate you watching
How's it going Who Tee
I've only been using 124gr and 147gr hp/xtp in AR pistol platform. Shot very few in 180gr range.
350 legend looks like I want to check it out soon.
Boo-lahts, sorry for mah tongue-in-cheek utterance, my Dad had many great marksman on his 5th then 6th Army Pistol & Rifle Team. Many of his troopers came from around the world wanting to fight for & defend "something" greater than themselves and THAT was America.
I remember many of Dad's AMTU team members but the best were what Dad called his Cajun Cav Scouts, Sgts Cyr and Bastien. They met as they served alongside Dad from WWII-PTO to Vietnam. In the Central Highlands Cyr and Dad would hunt for the group. One hunt was epic, the hunters were indeed the hunted, but won that day.
There is an album picture from Camp Holloway, Dec 65, of Sgt Cyr with a tiger, brought down with his personal Sharps .54 muzzleloader. 300lbs @ 175yds through elephant grass, those are the men. The point is marksmanship is similar to hunting in discipline, the fact that you are exploring the possibilities of the .350 Legend beyond "hunting" distances doesn't surprise me.
That concept continues to be tested lethally by my son & his men in Mariupol, Ukraine as INTERPOL agents hunting for the Russian Federations' most talented murderers. I will let you know the outcome...
This will be a good one
Cool video, nice rifle. I like 6.5 creedmoor for long range, zero at 200 yards bullet drop very small at 600 yards +.
I’ve no need to shoot past 200-250 yards. It’s just fun to see what any given fire arm can do. Not necessarily what you should do on live game, but still fun none the less. Thanks for the cool videos and info.
Great video
Love that new howa!!!
I own the Ruger American in 350 legend n love it as a hunting rifle in Ohio n Pa , easy to point n swing while hunting n shoots great groups out to 200 yds with my set up, I use Hornady whitetail 170 gr bullets ! My only complaint is I hate the long magazine sticking out the bottom, I’d love a 3 shot magazine for carrying it around.
Who-Tee My Pappy had an old saying. And to this day it rings more true than ever. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. In other words, just because you can shoot that 350 Legend to 700 yards doesn't mean you should even try to shoot that distance to try and kill a Deer. That is just plain gross irreponsibility as a Hunter and shows absolutely zero commone sense doing so. Anyone and everyone seeing this, DO NOT EVER ATTEMPT to SHOOT ANY ANIMAL AT THAT DISTANCE with a 350 Legend or any caliber like it. I really do enjoy your videos my friend but this one is simply Jumping the Shark.
Ethical minimum impact energy for whitetail is preferred at >750 lb/ft. Most 350 legend rounds are under 500 before they reach 400 yards.
Hand load with 115 gr 9mm fmj bullets. There's load data on the webs but if you don't find anything, you can start with 357 rem max data and carefully go up from there.
More good stuff from WTW, another Caliber I’m seeing a lot of lately. Thanks again for bringing these great videos. Good shooting and gods speed to the WTW FAMILY AND FANS. 🎥👍💯🙏🏻
🙏🙏🙏
I could tell by the surveyor tape at 700 where your bullet was going to hit.
Wind reading is an art you will need at long range…
Good Job Sir!
Great video. What is the rifles length of pull adjustable to?
U got to check out mcarbo trigger spring kits. They work wonders on Ruger American and savage axis rifles to fine tune the trigger squeeze
Will check it out. Thanks for the info.
They work wonders on cZ75 pistols also
For around $20 u can’t beat it.
Taking a 500 yard shot on game with a 350 legend sounds ambitious.
Only 400 ft lbs of energy left
Fun stuff! I’d agree with most that mine is a 200 yard max hunting rifle. Fixed scope zero at 150 yards so I get 5.5” drop at 200. Energy and scope compensation pretty much stops there
9:35 I can hear the wind. I mean, you're really pushing it it. (I haven't finished the video yet. It just seems to me like there is a lot of gusts!) Hat's off to you! You can shoot, for sure!
10:11 That flag is flapping all over the place (near the target). Massive props for still trying to dial it in.
350 legend is very underrated. Also it is very hot when stuck in your shirt lol
Good video. Best load I have for my 22 inch barrel is with 26.5 gr of w296 at 2550 fps with a less than inch group with moly coated 165 flextip. It gives 994 ft lbs at 250. At 300 it is at 823. That is stretching it. I zero mine at 175 that gives me about a 2 inch plus and 2 inch minus. First line on my scope hits 250. Gonna test this out on deer.... lol
Good shooting WTW love this video like the ELR
Ok it's the WHOOTSTER here we go🤚👐👐
I don’t have a 350 Legend, however I have bought several boxes of the ammo in case I get an opportunity to get one, I was finally able to get a Ruger American Ranch in 7.62x39 been looking a while now
What is the energy left at 700 yards. I have the same 350 as you were shooting
Outstanding video WHO_TEE_WHO ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🙏🙏🙏
The limit of any hunting around would be what is the minimum velocity / distance it's still going to reliably expand that and still be accurate.
I've taken a number of deer at 200 yards with a 450 BM, and would be comfortable with it on deer out near 400.
But it would definitely be more reliable in the three to 350 yard range.
Also if you reload, and NOT loading it for an AR, you can load it a whole lot hotter and be completely safe.
The reloading specs are designed around AR, but in a bolt gun it can be loaded easily up to 50,000 PSI.
I love your enthusiasm in all these videos! 350 legend is definitely a cool caliber, maybe if I buy another American 🇺🇸 Rifle that’s what my next caliber would be… I often see that caliber on the shelf when others is gone,
This is true but I noticed in my area at least that the price of 350L has jumped exponentially compared to what it was. I think they figured out that it’s gotten popular and are cleaning up on selling us the ammo.
@@peternorton5648 well, once the stuff that sold out was replaced, All the new stuff is more expensive
@@crankygunreviews for certain
350s are great reliable not too costly and very efficient... my old chevy has that 350 😁
Right out of the gate you overdid it we really want to know true ballistics