It could be done. The .358 Winchester uses the .308 Winchester as its parent case, and the pressures generated are comparable. However, you would first need to verify whether or not .358 barrels are available for the Model 100, and whether or not the .358 Winchester would feed reliably in a semi-auto. The conversion could be done, providing the right items are available, but whether or not it would be advisable is a different matter altogether.
I am not sure about the current value, but it is not a 358 Winchester, but is a 356 Winchester.
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yes it did. although very scarce. i know of one,yes its real. so rare that gun price guides don't list this caliber.
I have seen them sold between $800 & a little over $1000
100--1000 usd
There is no such rifle, the Winchester Model 88 is a highly collectible lever action center fire rifle available in .243, .284, .308, and .358.
3.58 = 3 58/100 = 358/100 = 358%
% rate = 318/358 * 100% = 88.826%
the rifle was chambered in 308, 243,358,284 and the carbine in 308,243 and 284. Several 88s have been re chambered for other cartridges and some possibly re barreled. If you are interested in buying an 88, or selling, please contact me... iflya310@yahoo.com
358 meters (m) = 35,800 centimeters (cm) (1 meter = 100 centimeters) 358 x 100 = 35,800
35800 centimeters in 358 meters. One meter has 100 centimeters. So 358*100=35800 OR just add two zeros