350 Legend Ammo

Excited to put your new 350 Legend rifle to the ultimate test this coming deer season? Who could blame you! With its impressive velocity and soft recoil, the straight-walled cartridge is really poised to change the way many people hunt. No one in their right mind would go hunting with a caliber that they haven’t yet thoroughly familiarized themself with, of course, which is why you need this target shooting ammo by Winchester, the 350 Legend’s inventor.

This reasonably priced range cartridge has a 145 grain projectile. It is five grains lighter than that which is offered by Winchester’s Deer Season XP bullet, 15 grains lighter than Power Max Bonded, and 35 grains lighter than the Super-X brand’s soft point. With this bullet’s full metal jacket you’ll enjoy relatively little bore fouling to deal with, and that its meplat is flattened means you’ll have an easier time reading your shots far downrange. This round’s brass casing is freshly drawn and ready for handloading!

Winchester does it again with the 350 Legend line of quality ammo products. The Legend has been called "the world’s fastest straight-walled hunting cartridge” and that's a claim that's hard to argue with. It punches harder than .300 AAC Blackout, has 20% deeper target penetration than the .243 Win, and won't wear your shoulder out with its reduced recoil, unlike the .450 Bushmaster. Legend is a big name to live up to, but this mighty little Winchester ammo cartridge aims to do just that.

This FMJ round is great for plinking and target shooting at the range and features reloadable brass for those that enjoy the science of shooting. With a muzzle velocity of 2350 feet per second with 1778 foot-pounds, this 145gr full metal jacket round delivers serious power. If you are running .350 Legend in an AR upper, this round is ideal for training and use in competitions. For those needing precise hits, or hunters zeroing a scope, the accuracy of this round will serve you well for many purposes.

Straight-walled cartridge aficionados rejoice! When you’ve got Winchester’s affordable yet incredibly high quality Super-X line of ammunition at your disposal, your upcoming success this deer season is all but guaranteed! (You still have to find a deer to shoot, after all.)

This 350 Legend round sports a 180 grain Power Point. It’s a soft point projectile, with its core exposed at its tip in order to let it reliably produce the gaping wound channel that drops game fast. This bullet’s copper jacket strengthens it to protect it against deformation and enable it to penetrate tenacious hide, and the notches encircling it promote highly symmetrical expansion.

You’ll be able to accurately place a wide, deep wound channel thanks to this round’s exactly drawn brass casing, which seats its bullet evenly. Winchester’s non-corrosive primer is highly dependable, and along with the clean burning propellant it ignites your new rifle will stay clean for a lot longer in between cleanings.

Looking forward to walloping a whitetail this fall? An American whitetail, no less? Well then, what better cartridge could you pick for such an important pursuit than this one from Hornady’s American Whitetail ammo line? It’s the perfect way to ensure that your strategic venison reserve won’t be running dry any time soon.

This 350 Legend round features a 170 grain InterLock bullet. Its titular feature is what makes it exceptional: The ring embedded in the InterLock’s core keeps it firmly rooted to its jacket, which alongside its cannelure promotes exemplary weight retention during penetration. This is a soft point bullet, with a tapered jacket that is weakened by strategically placed grooves to deliver uniformly devastating expansion. The InterLock is inherently able to pierce even deeper thanks to its solid one-piece core.

Hornady’s attentive specialists made certain that their straight-walled brass shell casing, sensitive primer, and clean burning propellant charge all came together to form an exceptional cartridge. Even if your local laws don’t forbid you from using a tapered cartridge during deer season, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better hunting round for your money.