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Hornady Subsonic .350 Legend Sub-X 250 Grain 20 Rounds
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SKU: WX2*0726584
Overview
Built for hunters who want a quieter .350 Legend option, this subsonic load is designed for use with or without a suppressor. Hornady pairs optimized powders with a low-flash profile, making it suited to reduced-signature shooting in the field or at the range. The Sub-X projectile uses a Flex Tip inside the hollow point cavity to support expansion at low velocities. It is a specialized choice for shooters prioritizing subsonic performance rather than standard supersonic speed.
Why Hunters Choose the Hornady
Subsonic Load
Reduces report compared with supersonic
Optimized Powders
Are designed for subsonic use
Low Flash
Signature suits suppressed or unsuppressed
Sub-x Projectile
Includes Hornady Flex-Tip for expansion
Pack Includes
20 rounds for range or
Key Features
- Subsonic .350 Legend ammunition designed for reduced report compared with supersonic rounds.
- Optimized powders produce a low flash signature for suppressed or unsuppressed use.
- Sub-X projectile includes Hornady Flex-Tip inside the hollow point cavity.
- Built for reliable expansion at low velocities.
- Pack includes 20 rounds of 250 grain ammunition.
Best Used For
- Hunters using suppressed .350 Legend rifles for quieter shooting sessions
- Shooters wanting subsonic ammunition with low flash for reduced muzzle signature
- Users seeking a .350 Legend load designed for suppressed or unsuppressed use
- Hunters prioritizing a Sub-X projectile built for expansion at low velocities
Specifications
| Bullet Weight | 250 Grain |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .350 Legend |
| Flex Tip | Yes |
| Low Flash Signature | Yes |
| Powders Optimized For Subsonic Use | Yes |
| Projectile Type | Sub-X |
| Round Count | 20 Rounds |
| Subsonic | Yes |
| Supersonic | No |
| Suppressor Compatible | Yes |
Pros
- Subsonic load reduces report compared with supersonic ammunition.
- Optimized powders are designed for subsonic use.
- Low flash signature suits suppressed or unsuppressed setups.
- Sub-X projectile includes Hornady Flex-Tip for expansion at low velocities.
- Pack includes 20 rounds for range or field use.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed around subsonic use, so it is not intended to deliver the same velocity profile as standard supersonic .350 Legend loads.
- Performance is described as optimized for suppressed or unsuppressed use, but the quieter report is most noticeable when paired with a suppressor.
- The 20-round package is relatively small, so it may be better suited to specialized use than high-volume shooting.
- The Sub-X projectile is built for expansion at low velocities, which makes it a purpose-specific load rather than a general-purpose option.
Suggested Comparisons
- Subsonic rifle ammunition
- Suppressed hunting ammunition
- .350 Legend ammunition
- Low-flash hunting loads
Suggested Accessories
- Suppressor
- Ammunition storage box
- Hearing protection
- Rifle magazine
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this ammunition designed for?
This is Hornady Subsonic ammunition in .350 Legend, designed for subsonic use. The product description says it has a lower report than a supersonic round and is intended for suppressed or unsuppressed use.
Does this load work with a suppressor?
Yes. The description says that paired with a suppressor, it is even quieter. It also notes that it can be used suppressed or unsuppressed.
What projectile does it use?
It uses Hornady’s Sub-X projectile, which features the Flex-Tip inside the hollow point cavity.
What is the bullet weight and package count?
The product title lists it as 250 grain ammunition, and the box contains 20 rounds.
What performance details are provided in the source data?
The source says the ammunition uses unique powders optimized for subsonic use and has a low flash signature. It also states that the Sub-X projectile is designed for reliable expansion at low velocities.