Kali Parmley of Gun Dog Magazine talks to George Thompson from Benelli USA about the new features from the Benelli line in 2023. In its 112-year lineage, it has probably taken more elk than all other cartridges combined. The Swedish firm of A.B. From left: (1) .35 Remington, (2) .358 Winchester and (3) .358 Norma Magnum. The trouble is, they didnt sell. This year, H&R announced an expansion of its AR-15 lineup, bringing additional "retro" models to the market, including a 9 mm Luger-chambered Colt SMG clone, an M16A2-styled rifle and the carbine-size 723. The .357 Magnum is ideal for light game like javelina and will do for the smaller species of deer and antelope at short range. Theres more to success than merely landing a good one on the chin. With a 200-grain bullet the .35 Whelen actually shoots a bit flatter than the .30-06 Sprg. This is not enough to argue about, so Im not convinced that the 7mm is better than the .270, but you can stoke it with a heavier bullet. Mag. However, should a hunter who enjoys using cartridges that arent among the most popular find a rifle chambered for the .358 Norma Magnum? It is a good choice for shooters who are very sensitive to recoil, since its free recoil energy is only about 4.5 ft. lbs. Copyright 2003, 2012 by Chuck Hawks. Follow along to see exactly how. There are many good choices, and shot placement is more important than case dimensions and bullet diameter. But in those countries where the lighter cartridges are legal for the cats, the .350 Rigby Magnum is just about perfect. In cartridges, as in boxing, what goes on behind the scenes often determines the outcome. Also, many of these hunters have the luxury of a long season close to home. The .35's are just plain superior for CXP3 class game. This list gives some idea of the .358 Normas status today: Those rifles rarely seem to come on the market.
.358 Norma Magnum - Wikipedia My 8mm Remington Magnum was stocked in dense walnut and had a long barrel. Being able to take off the scope and work with iron sights, using cast bullets or light jacketed bullets, adds an entirely new dimension to the rifle. Have all three, and have not shot any of em My medium is a 9,3x62. Most Professional Hunters agree that a bullet with a S.D. I rely on Roberson Cartridge Company out of Texas for projects like these, and their .350 Rigby brass is wonderfully uniform and properly headstamped. Don't like Rugers much had my fill of them and now they are gone down the road. With modern powders the muzzle velocities can certainly beat those of the Cordite loads a century ago, especially in a modern rifle. In Johanssons case, disdain for serious training left him vulnerable when the superbly conditioned Patterson came back a year later, gave him a dazzling boxing lesson and reclaimed the title. Essentially the .338 Winchester Magnum necked up to hold .358-inch bullets, the .358 Norma Magnum made all sorts of sense to a hunter in pursuit of large game, such as elk, moose and the great bears of the north. Normas original spec sheet for the .358 Norma Magnum when it was released in 1959 indicated the cartridges ballistics. Its safe to say that of all the .358 Norma Magnum rifles in existence, there are more custom than factory ones, and this makes it tricky to load for in another way. The rifle, cartridge, and bullet must be capable of handling that one opportunity. The .350 Magnum has a case length of 2.742 inches, and an overall cartridge length 3.44 inches, so it will feel at home in a magnum-length receiver.
.35s That Survived - BUCKMASTERS This is because it was discontinued in the mid-1970s, and reintroduced by Remington in 2003. As a comparison, the .358 Winchester with a 250 grain bullet at 2300 fps delivers 25.4 foot-pounds of recoil from a 7.5 pound rifle. Sadly, my favorite bullet diameter, the .35 caliber, doesnt even rate a blip on the American shooters radar screen. The .358 Norma Magnum, like the .358 Shooting Times Alaskan, generates a considerable amount of energy, but due to the caliber restrictions for dangerous game of most of the African countries, it falls shy of the markthe .375-inch bore is minimum for many countries. in a rimmed cartridge that would work in a lever-action rifle. First, it will do everything the .338 will, and a bit more. There have been many others, such as the .35-30 Maynard (both in the 1865 and the 1882 versions) and .35-40 Maynard. The .35-caliber cartridges usually top out at 250 grains, though if a 300-grain bullet at a slightly faster twist rate were employed, it would certainly be in the same class as the .375 Holland & Holland. It arrived with three other cartridges designed to compete with Winchesters popular lever-action lineup. Among my own favorites for the .358 Norma are the Nosler Partitions in both 225 and 250 grains, Swift A-Frames (225, 250, 280) and various Woodleighs, including the unique 310-grain Weldcore. Heres a look at 10 of the most flexible long-range hunting cartridges. Its still a fine choice, but I dont have a .338 right now. figure of 0.300 is desirable, and comparing similar cartridges, youll see the .350 Rigby comes in a bit behind the other popular choices of the day. The barrel is a full 22 inches, like it always should have been, but the foolish design with the huge shark fin front sight turned hunters off, and it was dropped. I have one, and I like it a lot. The writings of Robert Ruark certainly helped the reputation of the cartridge and the company, as Ruark put his young PH Harry Selby and the .416 Rigby rifle he carried on a pedestal. While the Colt Model 601 was the first AR-15 to be mass-produced, there were several design variations that came before during the platform's development. up to 0.358 inches and dubbed it the poor mans magnum.. Around eight pounds set to go is a good compromise.
R Rocky Equal in importance is that you can hit the elk. I believe it never will. The .35 Rem. The .358 Win. Then come the .30s, and now were talking business. These are elk cartridges, and as Jack Atcheson Jr. likes to say, the .338 numbs them. Lyman lists 47 different moulds that were available at one time or another, ranging in bullet weight from 70 to 282 grains. I am not into the current long-range fad, especially on powerful animals like elk. This means you have the option to read your magazine on most popular phones and tablets. Petersen's HUNTING Publisher, Kevin Steele is in the CZ booth with Dylan Rice at SHOT Show to talk about CZ 600 Series Trail rifle. Shorter and more common than the magnum-length receiver needed for the .375 and .300 Holland & Holland Magnum, the Winchester Model 70s and Remington Model 721s gave a new level of performance when chambered for the new magnums. Also, after a few dozen elk hunts, Ive seen many taken effectively with lighter cartridges. From the Green Goblin (a bolt-action rifle I built on a Remington action), both will produce groups that are sub-minute-of-angle. The .35 Whelen is a necked up medium bore wildcat cartridge that was created by necking up a .30-06 Springfield case which is famously overpowered for the 30-caliber bullet it propels. Mag. Sure, you can get away with it, especially with todays extra-heavy bullets, but I think its foolish. So we see that even with a one pound lighter rifle, the .358 recoils slightly less than a .300 magnum. However, Winchesters .338 Magnum proved to be the darling of not only those bound for the 49th state, but for those hunting elk and moose at lower latitudes. Its a decent cartridge, but American hunters just wont flock to it. Perhaps thats why it has survived. Like most of the children of the Holland & Holland parents, the .358 Norma uses its shoulder for headspacing, rather than the belt, as do the .375 and .300 H&H. I did secure properly head stamped Norma cases thinking we'd need them going over into the Yukon (no one ever checked). It was predictable that the .356 Win. Ive obviously left the door wide open. A 358Norma is a good fit for this action. After ten years of not getting drawn I sold it it was too much gun for most of my hunting. This raises the obvious question: Why, with so many modern cartridges around of more or less equal power, chambered in readily available rifles, is there this lingering interest in, and loyalty to, the .358 Norma? Fusion Ammo has a 200-grain with a muzzle velocity of 2800 f.p.s. Mag., and I think thats the only current production rifle in that cartridge. But perhaps youre not after thick-skinned dangerous game. The bullet went in behind the near shoulder, struck the far shoulder from the inside, and the blue bull hit the ground with a thud. Bertram Brass from Australia is a good source when you can get it, and Quality Cartridge makes a run of .350 Rigby every few years, but you could be waiting a considerable amount of time. I'm looking for a simpler project on this one. Thinking of a medium bore with a bit of thump.9.3 x 62 holds some exotic mystique for me being its use on African large game but I am thinking realistically .366 cant be that much of an advantage over .358 can it? When chambered for cartridges such as the .243 Win., 6 mm Rem., .308 Win. However, the small bore cartridges from .24 to .32 caliber have proven quite reliable on these smaller animals, so I am not going to argue that anyone needs a .35 to hunt CXP2 class game. In 1965 Remington took it to the next level with the introduction of the Model 600 Magnum Carbine. Everybody agrees that the .358 Win. Recoil was completely manageable, and it inspired me to begin the journey of having my own .350 Rigby rifle built. I had the privilege of spending some time with a 1917 vintage take-down Rigby-Mauser rifle while on a hunt in Scotland, and the words sweet shooting came quickly to mind. You bet they worked! offered the performance level of the .358 Win.
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Whelen's Northwoods Trails 35 caliber site - 35 Whelen, 358 Winchester At 300 yards, it has 19 percent more energy than the .300 Win. The major problem with light loads is getting enough pressure to provide a good gas seal. But in 2003 Remington decided to attempt a resurrection. In fact, the recoil of the .358 Norma Magnum, at about 35 ft. lbs. You can never lead if you always follow; the other cartridges were designed to chase Winchesters success, while the .35 Rem. It is very accurate, easy to carry and fast on the target. Perhaps, if the word gets out to the shooting public, the born again .350 may finally achieve the commercial success it deserves. .35 caliber rifle cartridges have been around practically forever without ever really becoming popular. Either of the other two cartridges mentioned will work just fine also. Moderate, safe, bland and predictable. is on the threatened list, this one is on a path to extinction. We argue cartridges and calibers endlessly, but bullet choice matters. bruce. Im going to rule out short-range cartridges that have the power because theres no sense in making the shot more difficult than necessary. |
Elk hunting can be extremely physicalnot only steep country, but also altitude and sometimes deep snow to buck. As well, most bullet manufacturers produce soft, 200-grain roundnosed bullets intended for the .35 Remington, and these fit a wide range of uses. With cast bullets, A-5744 and Trail Boss are usually the best choices, although H-4895 is a good powder for midvelocity hunting loads. Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for real stories of law-abiding citizens, past and present, who used their firearms to save lives. X-Vision Optics long-range ImpactThermal Scope (TS300) boasts a 640 x 480 thermal sensor that can detect big game well past 3,000 yards. I could get brass easy from each by forming parent cases, 308 and 30-06. The nearest of any to the .358 Norma was the .35 Newton, which it closely resembles. The Whelen is a more sensible choice, but the Rigby isnt about sensibility, its about nostalgia and a connection to a bygone age. As unmagical as that might sound, it's one of the hardest hitting non-magnum cartridges ever. My 35 Whelen will run 250gr partitions at 2700 fps with power pro 2000 powder. Today the .35 caliber family, at least in North America, includes the .357 Magnum, .35 Remington, .356 Winchester, .358 Winchester, .35 Whelen, .350 Remington Magnum and .358 Norma Magnum. Thought about that 375 Ruger but nah. Theres also a mindset difference. You know the kind with the locking bolt. Id mate it with a good 180-grain bullet, top it with a one-inch-tube scope (to save weight), and go elk hunting. I am also looking at building a 358 Norma Mag on a model 110 Savage action, formerly a 300 Win mag, and start from scratch with the stock ( bedding and pillar) and make it a tolerable shooter even if a bit heavy. Food for thought, is it not? This new model featured two new cartridges, the .350 Rem. Kevin Steele from Petersen's HUNTING speaks to Jordan Egli of Burris Optics about the all-new Veracity PH Riflescope. Size aside, American elk are very tough creatures. At the same time, it will do almost everything the .375 will but with vastly more versatility. Alas, to the best of my knowledge, its not imported to the U.S. I'd go with the 35 whelen. Hornady has a Superformance load with a 200-grain SP at 2910 f.p.s. During the spring conservation order, you can hunt with outfitters from Arkansas to Saskatchewan. The .358 is vastly underated as the Whelen. I don't hunt Kodiac island nor elephants so utilizing the 06 case to build an elk rifle, lower 48 grizzly country rifle works for me. At 300 yds., the .358 Norma impacts only 0.96" lower than the .300 Win. Though still under construction, Im eager to take the classic cartridge into the hunting fields. Compare practically any small bore cartridge (.32 caliber or less) with a .35 caliber cartridge of similar powder capacity and the result is pretty much the same. He never questioned the adequacy of his .270 for elk, nor do I, but he was also a lifelong .30-06 fan and privately conceded its superiority for elk-sized game.
A failed product is often said to be ahead of its time, which is usually just a polite way of saying nobody wanted to buy it. All Petersen's Hunting subscribers now have digital access to their magazine content. As an experiment, I shot the nilgai five or six more times with different bullets, then hauled the carcass back to the cleaning station intact and carried out a necropsy. During the spring conservation order, you can hunt with outfitters from Arkansas to Saskatchewan. For the one perfect all-around elk rifle, Im not sure you can beat the good old .30-06. The .358 Norma can be loaded down to duplicate the performance of either of the two smaller cartridges. In the 80s, when Jack Carter was making his Trophy Bonded Bearclaw bullet by hand, I did some elk hunting with the 240-grain .375 version. .358 Norma brass is a snap to make from 338 Win Mag brass. Maybe I'll just get a 375 H+H instead of going the Norma route. Layne Simpson did an article on the comparison of the two and it was reprinted in Big Bore Rifles and Cartridge ISBN 1-879356-00-7. So when it comes to penetrating thick hide and heavy bone, one could see where the .350 Rigby could benefit from a heavier bullet, say a premium 250-grain with a SD of .279. and a 250-grain Partition load with a muzzle velocity of 2550 f.p.s. The .358 Norma Mag. Choose at least medium weight for caliber: 140 grains in 6.5mm and the lighter 7mms; 140 and 150 grains in .270s; 150 to 160 grains in faster 7mms; 165 or 180 grains in .30 calibers. As it was released in the first century of the . I'm sending my 270 tikka off to JES rebore to get it punched out to 35 whelen.
35 Whelen vs 9.3x62 | Page 4 | AfricaHunting.com Had the .358 Norma Magnum been chambered in an American rifle, or at least promoted by an American company, the popularity of the cartridge may have been much greater than it is. The cartridge predates the more famous .416 by three years, and the .350 Rigby was the first to feature the sharp 45-degree shoulder which is the hallmark of the Rigby designs. It is easy to forget that the .358 bore comes in an extremely varied range of twist rates from 1:16 to 1:12. The sad truth is that the active list of current .35-caliber rifles and cartridges is tragically short. a good brush buster and good to 300 yards. That list, by the way, is in ascending order of power. SPC, Fiocchi USA Appoints David Blenker As New CEO After Anthony Acitellis Retirement | An NRA Shooting Sports Journal, How to Select New Sights for Old Rifles | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Head to Head: .348 Winchester vs. .358 Winchester | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Glass Bedding A Rifle Stock | An Official Journal Of The NRA, New For 2023: Harrington & Richardson Retro AR-15s, The Model Of 1903 Springfield: A Collector's Perspective, The Keefe Report: True Velocity's Leap | An Official Journal Of The NRA, The Keefe Report: On The Range With An American Hero | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Trust But Verify: Function-Checking Your Guns | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Remington Returns: The Revival Of An Ammunition Giant | An Official Journal Of The NRA, WATCH: 2022 National Sporting Clays Championship | An NRA Shooting Sports Journal, WATCH: Colt Python Revolver History | An NRA Shooting Sports Journal, I Have This Old Gun: Maynard Carbine | An Official Journal Of The NRA, I Have This Old Gun: Winchester Model 12 Riot Gun | An Official Journal Of The NRA, I Have This Old Gun: Remington Model 51 | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Armed Citizen protected by Smith & Wesson, The Armed Citizen March 3, 2023 | An Official Journal Of The NRA, NRA Women | The Armed Citizen March 3, 2023, BEAR Arms: Making The Switch From Gun Owner to Armed Citizen | An Official Journal Of The NRA, NRA Women | The Armed Citizen February 17, 2023, X-Vision Optics Launches Thermal Impact Scope | An Official Journal Of The NRA, NRA Hunters' Leadership Forum | Veronica Kosich Receives NRA-Sponsored Diana Award at SCI Convention, Henry Supports Fallen Firefighters Foundation | An Official Journal Of The NRA, NRA Hunters' Leadership Forum | Freedom Hunters: Giving Back to Americas Veterans through Hunting and the Great Outdoors, Hardware: SIG Sauer P320-XTEN | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Rifleman Review: Smith & Wesson M&P12 | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Review: Ruger 10/22 Compact | An NRA Shooting Sports Journal, Rifleman Review: Taurus G3X | An Official Journal Of The NRA, Video Review: Springfield Armory XD-M Elite 4.5 OSP in 10mm Auto | NRA Family, Springfield Armory XD-M Elite 4.5 OSP In 10 mm Auto, Video Review: KelTec P15 Semi-Auto Pistol | NRA Family, Video Review: Savage Stance Pistol | NRA Family, Preview: Leupold 2-10X 30 mm Mark 5HD Riflescope | An Official Journal Of The NRA, NRA Women | New for 2022: 20-Gauge Beretta A400 Xtreme Plus, Preview: Springfield Armory 1911 DS Double-Stack 9 mm Pistol Lineup | An NRA Shooting Sports Journal, Find More Great NRA Publications Perfect For Every Interest, Discover Everything That The NRA Has To Offer.
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