350 Remington Magnum

Johnn Peterson said:
To go to the next level in .358, ever consider the .358 Norma Magnum?
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Considered... and rejected... and considered again... and rejected again... and considered again... and... well you get the point... but then again there are few I haven't considered... and too many that I "haven't" rejected...



;)
 
Was hooked on the 350RM from the first time I ever shot a large mule deer with it...terminal performance was stunning.
I have started making my own brass by running 300WM or sometimes 7mm through an RCBS trim die than outside neck turning...endless range pick-up brass. Really not that time consuming. I'm on 2nd firing on my first batch that I never even bothered to anneal and have no neck splitting problems as of yet.
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DITTO Mine was a very large white tail ... was a Texas heartshot taken standing with iron sights at about 60m up hill. Deer sat right there and didn't move. I use a Redding form/trim die - and inside/outside reamers - cant imagine anything easier than that to form brass.

I have a 35Whelen pump as well with a little cheap ScopeChief 4 and like them both... darn bright (and tough) scope that little ScopeChief ...MUCH better than a Leupold VariX lll 1.5-5 I sold off cheap cause of excessive flare - if you cant see the game .. not much point in using a scope.
 
hoytcanon said:
Considered... and rejected... and considered again... and rejected again... and considered again... and... well you get the point... but then again there are few I haven't considered... and too many that I "haven't" rejected...



;)
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A while back I decided I;) 'needed' one but I wanted it in a Schultz & Larsen. Prior to finally achieving that objective, I had been offered a couple of CZ's and a Husqvarna which I turned down. Then, Ted offered to sell me a Husqvarna and I resisted that temptation as well, until he sent me photos. I weakened.





Then, after a considerable length of time, out of the blue, I was offered the chance to purchase a Schultz & Larsen.



Long story short, now I have two rifles in 358 Norma Magnum:D.

 
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