.350 Legend vs .400 Legend
The .350 Legend vs .400 Legend comparison shows Winchester's straight-wall cartridge family in two bore sizes. The .400 Legend (215gr Power-Point at 2250 fps) delivers 1674 ft-lbs at 100 yards, while the .350 Legend (150gr Extreme Point at 2325 fps) produces 1290 ft-lbs. At 200 yards the .400 Legend retains 1134 ft-lbs versus 905 ft-lbs for the .350 Legend. Recoil runs 18.8 ft-lbs for the .400 Legend and 10.0 ft-lbs for the .350 Legend. Both fit standard AR-15 platforms with a barrel change. The .350 Legend costs less and suits smaller-framed shooters. The .400 Legend carries more energy for larger deer and hits harder inside 200 yards. Performance varies with ammunition selection.
Ammunition Parameters
.350 Legend Parameters (Self-Defense Load)
.400 Legend Parameters (Self-Defense Load)
.350 Legend vs .400 Legend Ballistics Chart
Comparing bullet drop at various ranges between .350 Legend and .400 Legend.
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.350 Legend vs .400 Legend Energy Comparison
Comparing the muzzle energy and energy retention at various distances between .350 Legend and .400 Legend.
.350 Legend vs .400 Legend Bullet Penetration
Comparison of estimated penetration depth in 10% ballistic gel between .350 Legend and .400 Legend at self-defense distances.
Self-Defense Ammunition Penetration
Notes:
- FBI standard for optimal penetration is 12-18 inches in 10% ballistics gel
- Our penetration data is calculated using mathematical models based on sectional density, velocity, and expansion factors. While not actual gel tests, our calculations have been validated against manufacturer test data and provide reliable estimates for comparison purposes.
- Actual results may vary depending on clothing barriers and other factors
.350 Legend vs .400 Legend Recoil
Comparing recoil energy and impulse between .350 Legend and .400 Legend.
.350 Legend Recoil (Self-Defense Load)
.400 Legend Recoil (Self-Defense Load)
Notes:
- Recoil calculations based on bullet weight, velocity, powder charge, and firearm weight
- Recoil energy indicates the felt force when firing the weapon
- Recoil impulse represents momentum transfer during firing
- Actual felt recoil can vary based on grip, stance, and firearm design
.350 Legend vs .400 Legend Velocity
Velocity decay from muzzle to 500 yards for .350 Legend and .400 Legend.
.350 Legend vs .400 Legend Average Cost
Comparing cost per round and training affordability between .350 Legend and .400 Legend.