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Re: 338LM practice

Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 11:42 am
by jmc67
Really good video - thanks for posting, especially for those of us just starting out with with our 338LM ownership :-)

Re: 338LM practice

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 5:40 am
by Roe
What sort of rifle did you get?

Sorted your prefered load yet? Any thoughts on bullets?

Re: 338LM practice

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 1:34 pm
by jmc67
Roe wrote:What sort of rifle did you get?

Sorted your prefered load yet? Any thoughts on bullets?
Was that aimed at me Roe? If so I have a Dolphin Guns custom rifle, based on a Barnard PLM10 action. Only been able to get out and use it once so far, and that was with with ready made Hornady 250gr ammunition, so have not got into reloading just yet - plan to do so, when I get the chance.

Re: 338LM practice

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 2:58 pm
by Mike357
I spent Hogmanay 1999 in Colorado. Often around -10 to -20C and as soon as you remove the humidity from the air, extreme does become a lot more bearable.

Outside in -2C in my "other job" at the moment becomes a PITA after about 2hours and my knees and ankles ache the following day.

Re: 338LM practice

Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 5:18 am
by Roe
jmc67 wrote: Was that aimed at me Roe? If so I have a Dolphin Guns custom rifle, based on a Barnard PLM10 action. Only been able to get out and use it once so far, and that was with with ready made Hornady 250gr ammunition, so have not got into reloading just yet - plan to do so, when I get the chance.
Yep. The Barnard action has a super reputation, so I'm sure you'll be very happy with that gun.
Myself, I've never tried anything but the 300gr Scenar - that bullet is so easy to work with as it is doppler radar documented.
Would like to try some Bergers, but they are not on the shelf at my local store...

Re: 338LM practice

Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 1:49 pm
by jmc67
Roe wrote:Yep. The Barnard action has a super reputation, so I'm sure you'll be very happy with that gun.
Myself, I've never tried anything but the 300gr Scenar - that bullet is so easy to work with as it is doppler radar documented.
Would like to try some Bergers, but they are not on the shelf at my local store...
Not tried 300's yet, only 250's, although when I get my reloading side sorted out I'll make some 300's up and given them a go. Just a shame there are so fedw places I can use it, otherwise I'd get much more time to practise.

Re: 338LM practice

Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 4:15 pm
by Roe
Yes, you're not the only one to have that problem. Finding places to stretch the 338 close to home can be hard.