Wanted Factory .458 Win Mag Ammunition

[Dangerous Dave]

Does anyone have any factory .458 Win Mag ammo loaded with 350 grain bullets they might wish to sell.

 

[krish]

Does anyone have any factory .458 Win Mag ammo loaded with 350 grain bullets they might wish

I might have brass and barnes 350 gr bullets. I will check if interested. Don't have ammo

 

[Dangerous Dave]

Thanks but I do not reload so i needed loaded ammunition.

 

[19_A_CPT]

I've got about 15-20 of what I believe are reloads that will not chamber into my rifle that I would send to you for free. They look like the factory box of Federals 350s I have, but everyone (I've tried about 3) of them are tight near the belt on my rifle.
I got them in a package deal off Gunbroker last week.

 

[Rez Exelon]

The closest I come is that I have a stash of 458 lott without a home.

 

[Letzhunt]

I have some factory Hornady, Winchester and Federal Fusion. Its all 500 grain stuff. If your interested send me a PM. 350 loads will be difficult to find factory loads.

 

[D.M.V]

Well learning to roll your own is not as difficult as one might think or relatively expensive. Especially if you're looking at just one caliber. Would be worth it in the long run. Just my 2 cents.
Best of luck

 

[Rez Exelon]

Not to derail from OP's initial thread too much, but @D.M.V nails it. I learned to reload due to acquiring a 375 one day. I think my initial uninformed purchases that I made to get rolling (including bullets, primers and powder) cost me about $800. IIRC, I made about 1k worth of ammo within a month or two. Paid for itself quickly.

 

[Rez Exelon]

Running a search on Ammoseek there's a fair amount out there ~5.50 and up for 500gr, then some at ~7ish at 400gr. But zero results for 350gr.

Edit: I should probably note that I checked @RAVEN ROCKS PRECISION as well, but nothing is showing in stock there --- but I'd still bookmark them for searches like this in future if you haven't already.

 

[Dangerous Dave]

I agree reloading is defiantly the way to go. BUT reloading does require a bit of concentration and quiet. Two things that do not exists in my household.