Reloaders should be smart enough to know to reduce and work up very carefully while observing for signs of overpressure. It does give an idea of what people are trying and possible ranges but again loads should be worked UP to carefully!
Remington 700 chambered in 338Edge, 30" Rock Creek MTU with Holland Brake. Cerakoted flat blak. Bedded in HS precision M24 non adjustable stock. Jewell trigger, topped with Nightforce enhanced 5-25 ATACR in 6 screw NF rings and 20MOA NF rail. 300 Grain Bergers and Beltram Brass.
Heavy bastard.
Thank you, it weighs a ton and is not my hunting rig. You would like my .338 Lapua Sako TRG-42 with a S&B PMII with MTC turrets sitting in a Spuhr mount.Drool.... Nice piece of glass on that!
My newest is a nosler m48 patriot in 28 nosler talley ultralight rings and also wearing a kahles 3-9x42 been shooting the 175gn nosler lrab but have some Barnes ttsx amax and Bergers loaded I haven't had time to test yet. So far I'm really liking this rifle and cartridge.
Mines a legitimate 1/2" @ 100yd gun. With some load development it's surely going to be a tack driver. I did have to send it back to nosler after I got it. Was blowing primers and having hard bolt lift. They lapped the chamber test fired it there and sent it back. I haven't shot that many rounds through mine yet only about 40. Accuracy has been excellent so far with minimal load development.
300 RUM built on a Pierce Titanium aciotn, Proof barrel, Titanium Recoil Lug, Titanium Muzzle brake, McMillan Edge fill Game scout and Jewel trigger, currently has a Vortex Razor on it but have the new Vortex AMG on order for it. as it sits weighs 9.4 lbs with scope and bipod. Hoping new scope knocks a little over 1/2 a lb off it