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Quote: Yes, it would chamber and fire. Of course, it almost certainly wouldn't regulate worth a damn. The cases are identical. However, a .400/.350 cartridge probably would not chamber in an original .350 No. 2 rifle because the throat would likely be too short for the long 310 grain RN bullet. They use the same bullet diameter. Quote: Yes. .400/.350 2 3/4" Nitro Express: 43 Cordite/310 grain bullet = 16 tons BaseCUP for 2000 fps from 28" barrels. .350 No. 2 Nitro Express: 51.5 grains Cordite (but usually loaded with NC)/225 grain bullet = 17.5 tons BaseCUP for 2550 fps from 28" barrels. Current CIP MAP is 40,610 PSI for the .400/.350 and 47,862 PSI for the .350 No. 2. The oddity with .350 No. 2 rifles is that, for some strange reason, almost all were marked as having been proved for the .400/.350 load (Cordite 43 - 310 MAX) instead of the No. 2 load. |