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Here in Canada, the easiest to obtain would be 250gr. Noslers, RP's maybe, Hornady's etc. Woodeighs in 300gr. would also work fine, but are VERY expensive here. Sizing down, drawing them, appears to work-hardent he jackets and make the bullets tougher than prior, so a sized down 225 or 200gr. or heavier 250gr. normal lead cored bullets would work well on most species - in all likeyhood.

There are fine .338" bullets in sizeable form- standard lead core and fuilding metal jacket, from 200gr. to 300, then.

The even lighter 165gr. and 185gr. TSX's are too hard to reduce(I'm sure) and aren't needed, anyway.

The Lee dies work well in any compound leverage, cast steel press - RCBS, Lyman, Hornady just to name 3.

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You forgot a T mag, Daryl.

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When's the next special due? can we make a down payment or something...
Sizing down 338 projjies using a 2 step Lee die.Shall we also ask Lee if they can do the 338- 333 sizing die or do we have to provide samples of the intended projectiles?
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