that is an ugly looking thing, not sure how good they are, am going to look at the 338lm long and hard, a mate rekons he can load them for 90 pence not inc the case as he does a bit of wheeling and dealing,Trg?
Addendum: I don't know what 338 LAP brass runs for there, but here, even the lowly Hornady variety runs $90/50 cases. Lapua is $249/100 cases. PPU loaded ammo works out cheapest at $49 /20 loaded ctgs. I have eyeballed a 2nd hand Savage in the Trading Post for the longest time. It was traded in by a fellow who couldn't afford to shoot it. Most 2nd hand 338 LAPs have been shot very little for that same reason.~Muir
After my recent range day knocking over the targets at 1800yds ive got magnumitis lol, whats the best affordable very accurate 338lm would you advise me to go for
Crikey Muir the guys in this country can only dream of such low prices, and you'r complaining.
I seem to remember someone complaining that factory ammo usually works out at £5 a round, what would that be in $ U.S.? It's certainly not a cheap gun to run and the other problem that we have is that there are only a few ranges in the whole of the country where you can use rifles in this calibre. I believe one or two people have been granted permission to use this calibre for stalking but they really are the exception to the rule and the number can probably be counted on one hand.
P.S. if £5 a round that equates to £100 a box which in dollars is $170.
A mate of mine had a trg 338 lap mag maybe 10 years ago.he had it on his ticket for deer and foxes.what sort of monex is it going to cost me per shot then.i havent looked into it yet.am still smiling from hitting 1800yd target