To me, they are similarly "balanced" cartridges; very shootable, easy to load for, very accurate.
When I started this thread in '07 I was shooting my .338 a LOT and just reveling in the above properties. Of course, there are many Wonderful & Mighty cartridges. We are blessed that way!
I'll be giving my .338 a good burst of shootin' again here this spring, since I chopped the bastid shorter and so need to re-establish my come-ups (and confidence) at longer ranges with it. Can't wait!
With a rebarrel coming for my .325 the .338 will again become my elk "primary", likely backed up by my trusty ol' 30-06. Life is good!
You mean the "Hail The Mighty" 338 needs a back-up??
I got banned on another web site for a debate that happened on this site. That's a first
