.350 REMINGTON MAGNUM for Sale

Quick Look

The .350 Remington Magnum was introduced in 1965 as a powerful big-game cartridge suited for shorter actions. Designed to deliver magnum-level ballistics in a compact rifle, it balances knockdown power with portability. Though niche, it remains a favorite among hunters pursuing elk, moose, and bear in dense environments.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Magnum-level performance in a short action
• Ideal for thick brush and heavy game
• Proven terminal ballistics at close to medium range
• Compatible with several bolt-action platforms
• Effective where larger calibers are impractical

Key Variants

Remington Model 600

The original rifle chambered for .350 Rem Mag, prized for its portability and power.

Remington Model 660

Successor to the Model 600 with a longer barrel, enhancing accuracy and velocity.

Remington 700 Classic

A limited-run series that brought .350 Rem Mag to a precision bolt platform with modern styling.

Custom Left-Hand Bolt-Actions

Popular among left-handed hunters seeking a hard-hitting round in lever or bolt platforms.

Ruger M77

An aftermarket chambering option known for rugged durability and consistent performance.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	.350 Remington Magnum	.35 Whelen	.338 Winchester Magnum
MSRP	Varies (discontinued factory rifles)	$750+	$900+
Capacity/Size	4+1 in short action	4+1 in standard action	3+1 in long action
Weight	6.5–8 lbs (platform dependent)	7.5–9 lbs	8–9 lbs
Optics-ready	Varies by model	Yes	Yes
Trigger type	Single-stage (platform dependent)	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable pro	Hard-hitting power in compact rifle	Broader rifle availability	Superior long-range energy
Notable con	Limited factory ammo options	Requires full-size action	Higher recoil and price

Best Use Cases

• Big-game hunting in dense terrain
• Elk, moose, and bear pursuits
• Brush-country rifle setups
• Collectors of classic Remington calibers
• Handloading and magnum experimentation

FAQs

Can I still find new .350 Remington Magnum rifles?

Most rifles are discontinued, but used models and custom builds remain available from quality gunsmiths.

What is the effective range of the .350 Remington Magnum?

It's effective for big game out to 300 yards, depending on bullet choice and rifle setup.

How does the .350 Remington Magnum compare to the .35 Whelen?

.350 Rem Mag offers higher pressure in a shorter case, while .35 Whelen fits standard long actions.