The Winchester 1st Gen .350 Legend Bolt Action Rifle pairs a classic walnut stock with a practical caliber suited to deer hunting and general field use. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 048702020902 
• Caliber: .350 LEGEND 
• Action: BOLT ACTION 
• Capacity: 3 ROUNDS 
• Barrel Length: 22 INCHES 
• Weight: 6.75 LBS. 
• Finish: WOOD 
• Frame Material: WALNUT 
   

Features 

 
The bolt action cycles smoothly and consistently, which matters most when a clean follow-up shot is needed in the field. At 22 inches, the barrel gives the .350 Legend enough room to develop velocity without becoming unwieldy in the woods. 
 
At 6.75 lbs. it's manageable on an all-day carry. The walnut frame is solid and holds up well, and the grain looks good without being gaudy. 
 
The 3-round capacity is a deliberate trade-off. It keeps the rifle legal in many states that restrict semi-auto capacity for deer hunting, and it nudges you toward deliberate shot placement over volume fire. 
 

Usage 

This rifle works well for deer hunting at moderate ranges, where the .350 Legend's stopping power and manageable recoil are genuine advantages. It also holds up fine at the range for precision work.

Owners of the Winchester 1st Gen .350 Legend Bolt Action Rifle generally have positive things to say, though they're not uncritical.

The walnut stock draws consistent praise for its look and feel. It's comfortable to hold and gives the rifle a traditional character that a lot of hunters prefer over synthetic options. The bolt is smooth and reliable, which matters when you're in the field.

The .350 Legend cartridge is a recurring selling point in owner discussions. People hunting deer appreciate the combination of adequate stopping power and light recoil, and the round's versatility carries over reasonably well to target shooting.

On the downside, a few owners find the weight pushes into uncomfortable territory on long carries, especially compared to lighter alternatives at a similar price. Pricing also comes up. Some feel Winchester's asking price is a little high given what competing manufacturers offer at the same level.

On balance, most owners are satisfied with the quality and field performance, with the weight and price being the recurring friction points.