Choupique
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Any thoughts on 338 for smaller animals like Whitetail deer
Ive shot a pile of them with a 338 win mag. Works great with heavy bonded bullets.
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Any thoughts on 338 for smaller animals like Whitetail deer
Not sure what you mean? Just bought a 338 RPM Backcountry 2.0 with the 18” (20” with brake). Plenty available new on Gunbroker. Same one user NONTYP is using. It is THE gun I’ve been searching for. Checks all the boxes.Weatherby does not offer a short barrel .338 RPM in current production. I really liked the idea of the 18-20” but wonder what prompted the change.
Weatherby does not offer a short barrel .338 RPM in current production. I really liked the idea of the 18-20” but wonder what prompted the change.
Lol, I cannot imagine a 6lb 338 lapua. It'd be just shy of 100lbs of recoil.I'm trying to decide between a 338 Lapua vs a 338 Weatherby RPM for an Alaskan hunting rifle...
Fierce Rage CT has a carbon fiber 338 Lapua that weighs around 6.1lb pounds.
What are the specific differences in felt recoil and bullet performance between the two? For a long range moose, elk or caribou rifle which bullet would have the advantage ?
I'm not sure how Fierce is or has made that carbon fiber 338 Lapua shootable. I don't know anyone who has one. Any reports on it ?Lol, I cannot imagine a 6lb 338 lapua. It'd be just shy of 100lbs of recoil.
A 6lb 338 anything more than a federal isn't going to be even remotely shootable. The lapua would be over twice as worse than an unbraked 50bmg at average weights. I cannot think of a more worthless rifle.
I've never seen a light one in the wild, or at a store. They're usually at least 15lbs.I'm not sure how Fierce is or has made that carbon fiber 338 Lapua shootable. I don't know anyone who has one. Any reports on it ?
They're usually at least 15lbs.
I came across a model 307 in 338 RPM a while back. I would have scooped that up in a heartbeat except by then, I had made my own version by reboring a Tikka 7 rem mag into 338 win mag, cutting the barrel down to 20" and threading. Bare rifle, it is under 6 lbs. But with good rings, scope, and AB Raptor 10 stack suppressor and 3" reflex, it's 8.5-9 lbs and I can actually shoot it comfortably. I've shot about 40 shot sessions without increasing discomfort, and more importantly, with plenty of accuracy.Not sure what you mean? Just bought a 338 RPM Backcountry 2.0 with the 18” (20” with brake). Plenty available new on Gunbroker. Same one user NONTYP is using. It is THE gun I’ve been searching for. Checks all the boxes.