Prior to the introduction of the .358 Winchester, U.S gun writer Jack O’Conner had written articles suggesting that there was a strong demand for a compact medium bore cartridge for hunting medium to large game out to moderate ranges. When Winchester released the .358, much to O’Conner’s surprise, the new cartridge received little attention.

2011年4月14日 · .30-06=180gr,Aproximately 2900ft lbs at muzzle,,,,.358win= 250gr bullet appr 2600ft lbs at muzzle(a little better with lighter bullets),,,.300winmag= 200gr bullet,appr 3500ft lbs at muzzle,(bullet selection is very,very optional) .338winmag= 250gr bullet,appr 4000ft lbs at muzzle.Bullet selection good,from 180gr to 250gr.,,,.35whelen=Appr 3900ft lbs at muzzle with …

That said, the .358 bore and bullet is at its most reliable at impact velocities of 1800fps (400 yards) and above. Note that the velocity of the .358 Norma loaded with 200 grain bullets is similar to Hornady’s .35 Whelen 200 grain Superformance load. The .358 Norma works extremely well with the 220 grain Speer Flat point.

2020年5月12日 · One of the results that kinda bugged me was not even one 358 Winchester was for sale at that time. I have a BLR in 358 Win and I love that round. The way I see it, the 358 Win is perfect for the kind of dense woods hunting likely to be found when west of the cascade range, and equally good for everything, be it deer, bear, elk, cougar, you name it.

The .358 Shooting Times Alaskan is a wildcat created by gun writer Lanye Simpson and introduced to hunters in 1992. As Simpson pointed out, this cartridge is similar to the .350 Griffin & Howe (.358-375 H&H) but was instead based on the …

Of the .358” bullet offerings, Speer’s 180 grain .358” flat point Hotcor bullet is one of the most popular projectiles used in the .356 and with good reason. While the Winchester 200 grain factory load is a good compromise weight, the hand loaded Speer is a far better deer bullet.

Both the .450 (.458”) and .50 (.510”) cartridges boast velocities of around 2100fps with 400 grain bullets and were designed to be used in the Model 71 rifle. Other wildcats based on the .348 and 71 rifle include (but are not limited to) the .30-348, the .348 Ackley Improved and the .358-348.

2007年8月23日 · Light, agile, great handling and when loaded with Hornady's Leverevolution 200gr. ammo, deadly out to about 200 yards. I want to start reloading using the FTX bullet from Hornady in 200 grain but I can't find any load data that matches the factory velocity of 2225fts.

In 1965 Remington made a further radical move, introducing the Remington 600M, chambered for a cartridge of their own design, the .350 Remington Magnum. This cartridge was based on a standard 2.5” belted magnum case (e.g. 7mm Remington Magnum) but shortened to 2.171” and necked up to .358 caliber, the first short magnum.

2011年6月20日 · General Rifle Discussion ... .358 Winchester BLR?