This episode of the Hornady podcast delves into the history and performance of iconic rifle cartridges, focusing on the .308 Winchester family and its derivatives. The discussion highlights the versatility and enduring legacy of cartridges like the .308, .243 Winchester, and .358 Winchester, exploring their development, ballistic characteristics, and suitability for various hunting and shooting applications. The hosts, including firearms experts, provide insights into their personal experiences and the technical aspects that make these cartridges relevant today.
Winchester discusses its recent innovations in centerfire rifle cartridges, focusing on the 350 Legend and 6.8 Western. The 350 Legend was developed to meet new legislation in Midwestern states allowing straight-walled cartridges for deer hunting, offering lower recoil and better shootability than older options like the .450 Bushmaster and .45-70. The 6.8 Western is presented as an advancement in short-action cartridges, utilizing longer, higher ballistic coefficient bullets for extended range big game hunting. Winchester also highlights its Copper Impact line, featuring lead-free copper bullets that maintain traditional weight and performance.
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