Reply With QuoteI tried some Wins, some Hornady 180 grain and 165 grain Hornady flex tips. The 165 grain Hornady flex tips were soot free and the most accurate. Right at 1 inch at 100 yards. I can live with that for the ranges we shoot.
For those of you shooting the .350 Legend for deer. What have you found to be the most accurate brand and weight?
I tried some Wins, some Hornady 180 grain and 165 grain Hornady flex tips. The 165 grain Hornady flex tips were soot free and the most accurate. Right at 1 inch at 100 yards. I can live with that for the ranges we shoot.
Run into any feeding issues from the magazine? One I had in for review would feed the first round fine, but about 50% of the time the second and third rounds would either not be picked up by the bolt or would nose-dive into the mag. Seems a lot of others have experienced feeding issues with the .350 Legend as well (and the .450 Bushy for that matter).
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The rifle I have is a bolt action Thompson Center Venture II. I have had no feeding problems first, second or third shot from the same IF I aggressively cycle the bolt. If I am too kind in pushing the bolt in I have had some difficulties. If the bolt is cycled hard, then no problem.
Your T/C sounds like my Henry Long Ranger .308 lever gun (similar to a Browning BLR but with a MUCH better trigger). If I don't work the lever like a red-headed step child it will jamb up every time requiring me to remove the magazine to clear. Work it hard/fast and it runs just fine.
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