Mark, makes a lot of sense here and I would bet that probably 70%, or more, of the serious users of .338" bore cartridges in B.C., where you do have a lot of "big" game and many Grizzlies, use either or both of these two bullets as their "go-to" hunting choice.
Me, I consider the .338WM, to be so close to "perfect" for all B.C. hunting that I often wish I had the will power to sell all of the other rifles I own (far too many!) and just use it exclusively. The .340 Roy is also a helluva round, but, for ME, it "kicks" much worse than any .338WM and the two .340s I have shot seemed to boot me worse than any of my .375 H&Hs did/do.
So, given that these two bullets are also outstanding in close range uses, I think that Dober's point is "right on, man"....
