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Quote:Quote: Predominantly african game. I have had the rifle with me on a few danish/swedish hunts but no hunters luck occured..:LOL In generel when other see the long bullet sticking out of the case and they hear it weighs 300grain they think deep penetration. I have 2 times experienced the bullets were stuck in the skin when shooting lenghtwise on game. This was on a warthog and impala. The woodleighs are really soft. Make no mistake about this. They expand rapidly and propel the intestines into mush. MOst hunters I have met in Africa sees this cartridge as a classic "African cartridge". It is expensive to have a rifle made or to buy an original. Its expensive to shoot too. When this said if one shoots this caliber 20-40 times a year there ought to be room financially. But I guess what abstain people for having such cartridge is the price. One can buy a .338Win and shoot 4x more. I shot this rifle the first year I had it a lot to gain experience. But after this I really only use it for travel. I haven`t shot it in over 3 years now due to shortage of ammo. I have enough for another safari(45 rounds) but from there I must get new supplies of .333cal bullets. I have resized .338 250grain sierras which I have yet to try. Lancaster did a great job making a downsizing tool. The bullets are ready to be loaded. I am in process to order one more last supply of bullets. From here I should have enough until the eternal huntinggrounds calls. |