Could explain why the bullet that was supposed to take over the long range hunting market pretty much can't be found.
One thing I really like about the Berger company is when they were having problems with the Generation 1, 338's at high velocities, they came right out and said that they were having a problem. No clandestine BS. They just put their cards on the table. When it was fixed, they announced that and what they did to fix it and then put them on the market. I have a pretty high trust factor for Berger. Now if I could just find them.
I know people who bought 10 boxes of those things, all without any sort of testing! I assume the great ammo scare of 2013 turned otherwise sane people into post apocalyptic ammo hoarders.
I'm sticking with Berger. That company has a history of honesty - such as when they revised their BC's. I also think they do more testing and prototyping.