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Quote from: copasj on September 23, 2012, 10:39:33 AMDefinitely bigger, but I wouldn't call it cheap. .338 Win reloads are going to be kicking at the heels of .308 or 30-06 factory core-lokts as far as price is concerned. I was tossing cases after 3 or so reloads of my .300 Win Mag. Case life was pretty short in my experience. Sent from my DROID3 using Tapatalk 2I don't think that a 338 is that much more expensive when you look at similar quality components. The brass will be the most significant investment and that's about $35 per 50. I averaged 5 loads per case on my last 338 Win. I doubt that this rifle is going to be shot a whole lot anyways. Probably less than 100 times per year. So figure 50 pieces of brass will last two, maybe three years. Add bullets at 30-50 cents each, primers at about 4 cents each, and then about 25 cents for powder. I would say you can load up ammo for less than $.90 a shot. More or less depending on components. Seems pretty reasonable to me.Andrew
Definitely bigger, but I wouldn't call it cheap. .338 Win reloads are going to be kicking at the heels of .308 or 30-06 factory core-lokts as far as price is concerned. I was tossing cases after 3 or so reloads of my .300 Win Mag. Case life was pretty short in my experience. Sent from my DROID3 using Tapatalk 2