350 remington magnum

[tigger]

Who if anyone in our great country sells 350 remington magnum ammo? PM me if you do or have spotted any! All I get around here is a strange look and a never heard of that caliber at most places!

 

[sunray]

It appears that No$ler is the only current maker. Your local gun shop, once you get 'em trained, can order it for you. Won't be cheap though. Runs $53.99 per 20 Stateside.
Epp's is listing .350 Rem Mag ammo and brass. Doesn't mean they have any, but an e-mail will tell you.
Cabela's Canada list brass at $64.99 per 50.

 

[AP]

350Rm is a great reason to reload ... and making your own brass from a variety of belted magnum cases is very simple with a form/trim die, a hacksaw, file and a chamfering tool.

 

[tigger]

I intend to reload, nice to have a source of factory if needed! Which base brass do you make 350 from? I thought it was an odd duck on its own!

 

[tigger]

I intend to reload, nice to have a source of factory if needed! Which base brass do you make 350 from? I thought it was an odd duck on its own!

 

[AP]

I intend to reload, nice to have a source of factory if needed! Which base brass do you make 350 from? I thought it was an odd duck on its own!

I bought a bag of .338Win Mag brass fairly cheap and made 40 cases (could have done a 100) but the 350 Rem Mag is not a fussy round AND you generally wont be firing 100 plus rounds at a sitting (or laying). I imagine you could also use 300 Win Mag and probably 375 H&H (although the latter is sometimes a little more pricey) .... just make absolutely sure you keep the loaded ammo separated and clearly marked as to what it really is so someone doesnt slip a 200gr 350 with a .338 headstamp into a 338 chamber. . the advantage of using 375H&H stamped brass is that you would `notice`something was odd pretty quick.

 

[tigger]

Thanks! 350 in a 338 chamber could prove to be interesting lol. If you can fire 100 plus rounds in a sitting out of my model 7 you have way more hair on your clangers than I have!

 

[AP]

Thanks! 350 in a 338 chamber could prove to be interesting lol. If you can fire 100 plus rounds in a sitting out of my model 7 you have way more hair on your clangers than I have!

if you've got a Model 7 in 350 RM ... you have a VERY nice compact rifle that will handle anything at any reasonable range....... well maybe not grouse so well Mine is a Model 700 Classic in a McMillan stock ... I like it a lot.