The new Smith & Wesson 350 Legend!

Published on September 24, 2022
Duration: 9:08

This comprehensive review from Lena Miculek, featuring insights from Jerry Miculek, delves into the new Smith & Wesson X-Frame revolver chambered in .350 Legend. It covers detailed technical specifications, cartridge analysis comparing the .350 Legend to other calibers, and live-fire testing results, including accuracy at 100 yards and muzzle velocity measurements. The video highlights the revolver's design features and provides expert performance data.

Quick Summary

The Smith & Wesson X-Frame 350 Legend revolver features a 7-shot capacity and a 7.5-inch ported barrel, weighing 71.5 ounces. It delivers .350 Legend performance comparable to a .30-30 carbine, achieving 1.75-inch groups at 100 yards with a muzzle velocity of approximately 1630 fps from its 7.5-inch barrel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Sponsorship
  2. 00:21S&W X-Frame 350 Legend Overview
  3. 01:29Technical Design Features
  4. 02:19Cartridge Analysis
  5. 03:27Range Testing and Accuracy
  6. 08:13Velocity Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Smith & Wesson X-Frame 350 Legend revolver?

The Smith & Wesson X-Frame 350 Legend is a double-action/single-action revolver with a 7-shot capacity, a 7.5-inch ported barrel, and weighs 71.5 ounces. It features a two-piece barrel design for tighter tolerances and a ball detent cylinder lock.

How does the .350 Legend cartridge perform compared to other calibers?

The .350 Legend uses a .355 diameter bullet, similar to 9mm, but offers significantly more power, comparable to a .30-30 cartridge in a carbine. This makes it a potent option for hunting.

What accuracy was achieved with the Smith & Wesson X-Frame 350 Legend at 100 yards?

During live fire testing at 100 yards, the Smith & Wesson X-Frame 350 Legend achieved groups as small as 1.75 inches, even when equipped with a red dot sight.

What is the muzzle velocity difference between the .350 Legend in a revolver versus a carbine?

With 170gr Hornady ammunition, the .350 Legend achieves approximately 1630 fps from the 7.5-inch revolver barrel, whereas it reaches about 2250 fps from a 16-inch carbine.

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