@littlebill9046. I hate to hear that you have had problems. Mine does not like the lighter rounds but have had good luck with the heavier (180gr). That’s for watching and commenting. Kenny @ ASO.
Good video, good groups with three different ammos. My question is did you have any problems with your Bear Creek Arsenal upper if so what were they and what magazines are you using. I want to upgrade my M4 to be a more effective brush gun for hog hunting in South Texas. Thanks for the video and keep those kids interested in hunting as long as you can.
Jorge, thanks for watching and commenting. The 150gr I had some feeding problems but the 170gr and 180gr cycled fine. I’m using a CMMG 10 round magazine. Stay tuned we just got another 350 upper from Sanders this week that I’m going to build and do a video up. Thanks for watching and good luck busting them hogs. ASO
I have the same upper and I also shoot the 180 grain Winchester. Mine will do 3/4 groups no problem. I’m using a ruger 10 rd mag and had to cut the top of the mag back to the first groove to take care of the feeding issue.
Any which way you slice it. Those are more than adequate groups for taking game. And you are right. It isn't meant to be a tack driving long range rig. It is meant to be the modern 30-30Win / 35 Remington. Putting game in the freezer 👍
MoTOR thanks for watching and commenting. It’s hard for me to get out of the precision mind set. Get moa groups out of the Legend I believe is pretty good and is more that good enough for a deer gun.
@@allseasonoutdoors1512 Oh make no mistake. I love 5 shot bug hole groups at distance. And if the new BCA 350L upper shows up and hands me MOA 100 yard groups, I will not be complaining 😆. Good luck this season, it's almost upon us again.
I have not shot the 300 blackout or looked at the ballistics of that round. We built this to public land hunt here in indiana and the blackout is not legal for that. Thanks for watching and commenting. ASO
I would 100 percent recommend an 350 over the blk for hunting purposes I have never seen a deer get away after being shot with the legend it truly is an amazing cartridge
I have the same BCA (16", although not in stainless) upper sitting on an Anderson lower. I have mine zero'd at 75 yds. That way I can hold my crosshair on anything out to 200 yds and know it will be vertically within an inch of my target.
Glad yours feeds I’m on my 3rd return back to bearcreek on my 350 waiting for it to be sent back to me
@littlebill9046. I hate to hear that you have had problems. Mine does not like the lighter rounds but have had good luck with the heavier (180gr). That’s for watching and commenting. Kenny @ ASO.
Good video, good groups with three different ammos. My question is did you have any problems with your Bear Creek Arsenal upper if so what were they and what magazines are you using. I want to upgrade my M4 to be a more effective brush gun for hog hunting in South Texas. Thanks for the video and keep those kids interested in hunting as long as you can.
Jorge, thanks for watching and commenting. The 150gr I had some feeding problems but the 170gr and 180gr cycled fine. I’m using a CMMG 10 round magazine. Stay tuned we just got another 350 upper from Sanders this week that I’m going to build and do a video up. Thanks for watching and good luck busting them hogs. ASO
I have the same upper and I also shoot the 180 grain Winchester. Mine will do 3/4 groups no problem. I’m using a ruger 10 rd mag and had to cut the top of the mag back to the first groove to take care of the feeding issue.
Any which way you slice it. Those are more than adequate groups for taking game. And you are right. It isn't meant to be a tack driving long range rig. It is meant to be the modern 30-30Win / 35 Remington. Putting game in the freezer 👍
MoTOR thanks for watching and commenting. It’s hard for me to get out of the precision mind set. Get moa groups out of the Legend I believe is pretty good and is more that good enough for a deer gun.
@@allseasonoutdoors1512 Oh make no mistake. I love 5 shot bug hole groups at distance. And if the new BCA 350L upper shows up and hands me MOA 100 yard groups, I will not be complaining 😆.
Good luck this season, it's almost upon us again.
Did yours cycle properly? I’ve had mine almost 3 years. It’s better than it was but it will jam occasionally.
The Rapin ape thanks for watching and commenting. I did have feeding problems with the 145gr fmjs but the 180gr has ran perfect so far.
Thanks, you saved me money .
@kentlyone Thanks for watching and commenting. We really appreciate it. I’m glad the video helped you. Kenny@ASO.
Would you recommend this over a 300 blackout?
I have not shot the 300 blackout or looked at the ballistics of that round. We built this to public land hunt here in indiana and the blackout is not legal for that. Thanks for watching and commenting. ASO
I would 100 percent recommend an 350 over the blk for hunting purposes I have never seen a deer get away after being shot with the legend it truly is an amazing cartridge
Nice review, great gun.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Stay tuned for the new 350 build we are starting.
I had a blast shooting this gun.
You do some good shooting. ASO
With 350 Legend, zero it at 150, and you will only have a 5” drop at 200.
Thanks Blackhawk for the info. This gun is only going to be used at 100-150 yards. Thanks for watching and commenting. ASO
I have the same BCA (16", although not in stainless) upper sitting on an Anderson lower. I have mine zero'd at 75 yds. That way I can hold my crosshair on anything out to 200 yds and know it will be vertically within an inch of my target.
@@JohnDoe-uw8in Thanks for watching. Happy shooting. ASO