I've heard rumors that Big Green is going to start loading this number again, and that they will chamber production rifles for it (not just Custom Shop guns). Can anyone confirm this?

A very reputable elk hunting outfitter once told me that the .350 Rem Mag is the ultimate round for elk in the thick stuff. How would this cartridge stack up to the .338-06 for whacking elk in the woods? On paper, they look like they would be nearly equal in terms of stopping power, with the .338-06 being a little flatter-shooting. Anyone have any experience with these two or any thoughts on the comparison?

How about recoil of the .350 Rem Mag? Is it manageable for a guy with a bad shoulder? <img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle>

If this is true, what are the chances that other manufacturers will follow suit and offer loads for this cartridge?



Good Dogwork and Good Hunting

Edited by - seattlesetters on 01/03/2003 00:37:14