338 builds (lapua/edge/or the like) lets see them.
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C.O. Shooter
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Bump, Morning Dunkin!
Just wait it out. With the current economy, soon that $3.38 will inflate to $3.75
Shane Lindsey
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Bruh...At this rate better hurry or it will be .408...Just wait it out. With the current economy, soon that $3.38 will inflate to $3.75
I've lived in that economy and let me tell ya, ain't nothing economic about it!
But I have been thinking about adding a matching set of .375 & .416 (or .408 version just to be different) barrels to my 33XC. Life isn't the same without my .408 Cheytac or .375 Snipetac.
Shane Lindsey
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I've lived in that economy and let me tell ya, ain't nothing economic about it!
But I have been thinking about adding a matching set of .375 & .416 (or .408 version just to be different) barrels to my 33XC. Life isn't the same without my .408 Cheytac or .375 Snipetac.
Right...I can barely afford to feed anything with 8 pounders anymore...
They are a hoot to shoot!
To give a perspective on performance; my competition rifle in .308 with a pretty decent load is a 6 mph gun, my Snipetac was a legit 17 mph with a moderate velocity load. That's why I called it my 1 mile elk rifle…jokingly of course.
8x68s
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Browning B78, single shot, 26" Lilja medium hvy octagon barrel in wildcat 330HNH (300 H&H necked up), customized factory stock by Gary Goudy of Dayton, WA. Variously equipped with Leupold 4-14x and 3-9x depending on hunting terrain. Loads are on a par with .338 Win book loads.
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Rum Man, what color is the stock? Thanks.
