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The 350 Legend is a straight-walled, rebated rim cartridge developed by Winchester Repeating Arms for deer hunters who live in states that require such cartridges. With mild recoil and excellent short to medium-range ballistics, the 350 Legend will take down any deer or hog that walks in front of your tree stand! Save money by checking out our large selection of bulk 350 Legend ammo. Learn More

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Overview of 350 Legend Ammo

The 350 Legend is a SAAMI-accepted straight-walled cartridge designed by Winchester Repeating Arms for AR-15s and hunters in states with extreme restrictions on rifle cartridges for deer hunting. It was initially showcased in 2019 with Winchester’s XPR bolt-action rifles. Now, Ruger and Savage also manufacture rifles chambered in this caliber.

Firing a 0.355" projectile with an effective range out to 250 yards at 2,000+ fps muzzle velocity with gentle 350 Legend recoil, this cartridge is a worthy straight-walled hunting caliber contender.

Best 350 Legend Ammo for Specific Use Cases

Use Case	Details
Best 350 Legend Ammo	Best Overall: Winchester Copper Impact 150 grain Copper Extreme Point. Runner-Up: Browning 124 grain FMJ.

How Does The 350 Legend Compare To Other Calibers?

Caliber	Recoil	Pros	Cons
223 Remington	350 Legend has more	350 Legend has more stopping power and better for home defense	350 Legend has heavier recoil and worse trajectory
30-30 Winchester	350 Legend has less	350 Legend has lighter recoil and better for deer hunting	350 Legend has worse trajectory and slightly less penetration
300 AAC Blackout	350 Legend has slightly more	350 Legend has longer effective range and higher muzzle velocity and energy	350 Legend has heavier recoil and worse BC bullets
450 Bushmaster	350 Legend has less	350 Legend has lighter recoil and flatter trajectory	350 Legend has lower BC bullets and less stopping power
5.56 NATO	350 Legend has more	350 Legend has more stopping power and better for home defense	350 Legend has heavier recoil and worse trajectory

You can also check out our in-depth look at 350 Legend ballistics from all of the popular ammo manufacturers if you're searching for ballistics data for your favorite factory 350 Legend load.

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Sam Jacobs

Bullet Points: Rifle Ammo

Rifle ammo as we know it today dates back to the mid-1800s, when a .22 caliber rimfire cartridge was created for indoor shooting. Over time, rimfire cartridges were eventually manufactured for rifles in a range of calibers.
These rimfire cartridges were popular right away, as they were faster and easier to reload in rifles than with a muzzle loader.
The first rifle cartridge to enjoy commercial success was the .44 Winchester. Introduced in 1873, this round inspired other companies to develop ammunition for their own rifles – including the .45 Colt and .45-70 during that same year.
Innovation throughout the last century has brought smokeless powder and rimmed cartridges, but the foundation of rifle ammunition has pretty much stayed the same: brass, powder, primer and bullet.