Lonoke, Arkansas – February 7, 2023 – Remington Ammunition is proud to announce that The Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute (SAAMI) has announced the acceptance of the groundbreaking 360 Buckhammer as an official new cartridge.
“The acceptance of cartridges by SAAMI is crucial in the process of making new loads legitimate for American hunters and shooters,” said Remington Senior Director of Engineering Jared Kutney. “Whitetail hunters needed a straight wall cartridge that functions flawlessly in a lever action rifle, and we’re thrilled to have 360 Buckhammer accepted by the high standards set by the organization.”
360 Buckhammer’s key features include:
• Ultimate straight wall cartridge
• Accurate & deadly at 200 yards or more
• Easy to shoot with low recoil
• Better performance than 350 Legend or 30-30 Win.
• Muzzle velocity: 2,215-2,400 FPS
• .358 diameter bullets deliver deadly results on-game
• Available in trusted Remington Core-Lokt; 180GR or 200GR
• Multiple lever-action rifle models, including single-shot versions, coming soon
SAAMI allows free access to technical data and drawings for the cartridge and chamber designs, which are posted in the Information and Specifications section of the organization’s website. 360 Buckhammer information can be found here.
Since 1926, SAAMI has created and published industry standards for safety, interchangeability, reliability, and quality, as well as coordinating technical data. The company creates and promulgates technical, performance, interchangeability, and safety standards for firearms, ammunition, and components. SAAMI serves as the preeminent global resource for the safe and responsible manufacturing, transportation, storage, and use of these products.
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I looked up the spec’s on this round at SAAMI sight. Case length is 1.80″ That is the max case length allowed here in Michigan’s “Limited firearms deer zone” I don’t see me ditching my 350 Legend for this. Remington is late to the straight wall game in my opinion.