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Big 338 powders??
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<blockquote data-quote="Broz" data-source="post: 810821" data-attributes="member: 7503"><p>Hmmmm, bold statement there. I am fully aware of the capabilities of the 338-378, as well as its shortcomings. I am going off memory here but I believe the 338-378 has an H20 case capacity of around 122 gr. Now if we had a Lapua based case that was equal to it or even a few grains more, would you still stand behind your statement?</p><p> </p><p>Lets not forget the much stronger Lapua brass that can be safely loaded to levels well above the Norma brass. Also the shorter fatter more efficient Lapua case design. Now lets consider the +P throat from Defensive Edge???? I like the 338-378 and have been a Weatherby fan most of my life. But it is possible your post statement is as dated as some of the powders you spoke of. My new rifle in 338 Terminator +P was not something we did on a whim without research.</p><p> </p><p>Just saying, </p><p> </p><p>Jeff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Broz, post: 810821, member: 7503"] Hmmmm, bold statement there. I am fully aware of the capabilities of the 338-378, as well as its shortcomings. I am going off memory here but I believe the 338-378 has an H20 case capacity of around 122 gr. Now if we had a Lapua based case that was equal to it or even a few grains more, would you still stand behind your statement? Lets not forget the much stronger Lapua brass that can be safely loaded to levels well above the Norma brass. Also the shorter fatter more efficient Lapua case design. Now lets consider the +P throat from Defensive Edge???? I like the 338-378 and have been a Weatherby fan most of my life. But it is possible your post statement is as dated as some of the powders you spoke of. My new rifle in 338 Terminator +P was not something we did on a whim without research. Just saying, Jeff [/QUOTE]
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