350 Legend pushes heavy bullets with low BC's at relatively low speeds. A lot of drop within relatively short distances. For most hunting circumstances, I'd rather have a graduated reticle on a cartridge like 350 Legend (even graduations, and an FFP reticle, not an SFP BDC) than I would on a flat shooting bottleneck cartridge like 243win or 6.5 Creed.

I shot a buck several years ago with a 45-70 at 253yrds with a 3-9x40 with a simple duplex. It was a skill I had practiced and knowledge I had about the reticle to achieve what I needed to achieve to compensate for the drop in the reticle, which offered nearly zero assistance to the task - but I'd sure appreciate having MORE information in that reticle.

Sometimes I dial wind, most of the time I hold wind. Most of the time I dial elevation, at least when the trajectory compensation calls for it, but I also spent a LOT of my life shooting simpler mil-dot reticles and holding with the reticle, starting as a kid in the 1990s. I've hunted with simple duplex and German #4 reticles, and have hated doing so. I greatly prefer to have my sighting device to be more useful than a simple +.