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If you are really set for long range capabilities have you already rejected the likes of .338s: Norma, Lapua and RUM? There are bullets of phenomenal BCs - the VLDs, etc. There has been tremendous advancements in the .338s the least of which is not the military applications and the funding for...

Very true . . . and?

PS: I don't think that you should expect to have this project completed within 2 weeks - regardless of the chambering that you ultimately choose! However, I would suggest that if the option of your Dad's .280 is a valid option, I would suggest getting intimately familiar with it for handling...

Hello RDR, interesting question and thoughts. You will of course receive a great selection of responses! Based on my personal: study, experiences and biases . . . I would disregard chamberings of diameters less 7mm/.280. There are a wide range of well constructed bullets/projectiles to...

I agree with you at least 100%!

So the .375 RUM must be in consideration? My brother had one built for him. He loves it and has no complaints. I had occasion to use a shortened, lightened .375 H&H in Alaska many years ago. I much preferred my brother's rifle, I was very generous though and shared my turn with others!

No surprise to you or anyone else, barrel length is important to optimize many of the long distance potentials of the .338, I'd tend to "lighten" if really that critical in other aspects of the rig composition. Re. the chambering, I've run through some of this previously and I tend to favor the...

I appreciate the 7mms most out of anything that I've tried. My current favorite is the 7mm SAUM imp. which covers near everything. An alternate, heavy duty machine would be the .338 NORMA. Those two cover very well any and all the shooting I have done in the past, and any that I will do in...

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