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.350 Legend Ballistics Chart

Drop, wind drift, velocity and energy for the loads .350 Legend actually shoots — solved by a real trajectory engine, not copied from a box.

Muzzle velocity
2100 fps
Bullet
180 gr, G1 0.221
Drop at 300 yd
35.5" (3.3 MRAD)
Ballistics chart: drop, wind drift, velocity and energy by range (100 yard zero)
RangeDrop (in)MOAMRADWind 10 mph (in)Velocity (fps)Energy (ft-lb)TOF (s)
50 yd0.30.57 DOWN0.17 DOWN-0.6192614840.07
100 yd0.00.00 UP0.00 UP-2.3176212410.16
150 yd-3.11.98 UP0.58 UP-5.4160810340.25
200 yd-9.64.57 UP1.33 UP-10.114678600.34
250 yd-20.17.68 UP2.23 UP-16.313407180.45
300 yd-35.511.29 UP3.28 UP-24.312306050.57
350 yd-56.615.44 UP4.49 UP-34.111395190.69
400 yd-84.420.15 UP5.86 UP-45.510684560.83
450 yd-119.825.42 UP7.40 UP-58.310134100.97
500 yd-163.731.26 UP9.09 UP-72.49683751.13

Solved at standard sea-level atmosphere (59°F, 29.92 inHg) with a 100 yard zero, 1.75" sight height and a 10 mph full-value crosswind. Drop is relative to your zero.

Quick answer

With a 100 yd zero, a 180 gr hunting .350 Legend load (180 gr, 2100 fps) drops 3.1" at 150 yd, 20.1" at 250 yd and 163.7" at 500 yd. Change the load or zero above to see your own numbers.

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.350 Legend trajectory

50100150200250300350400450500Range (yd)-165-110-55055Drop (in)

The .350 Legend was built for straight-wall deer seasons, and its chart tells you exactly what that buys: a solid 200 yard cartridge with manageable drop to 250.

Energy is the limiting column here — the 180 grain load crosses below 1,000 ft-lbs around 170 yards, which is the number most hunters watch for whitetail.

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Frequently asked questions

With a 180 gr hunting load at 2100 fps and a 100 yard zero, a .350 Legend drops about 35.5 inches at 300 yards (11.3 MOA / 3.3 MRAD), and about 9.6 inches at 200 yards. The full chart above covers every range and load.

A typical 180 gr hunting load leaves the muzzle at 2100 fps with 1763 ft-lbs of energy. At 300 yards it is still moving 1230 fps and carrying 605 ft-lbs. These figures are solved from the load data, not copied from a box chart.

A steady 10 mph full-value crosswind pushes the 180 gr hunting load about -24.3 inches at 300 yards. Wind drift grows faster than drop with distance, which is why wind reading matters more than memorizing holdover.

This 180 gr hunting load stays supersonic to at least 200 yards under standard conditions. Accuracy degrades through the transonic band (roughly 1,340 fps), so treat that as the practical ceiling for predictable precision. Terminal effectiveness on game depends on the energy column above — most hunters watch for 1,000 ft-lbs on deer-class animals.

Your barrel length, actual muzzle velocity, and the day’s density altitude all shift the solution. These tables use standard sea-level atmosphere and published velocities. Chronograph your load, solve for your real conditions, and true the result against actual impacts — the Atlas Ballistics app does all three.

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