(.308)warbird
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Los Angeles CA USA
Posts: 192
RE: (.308)warbird
Dunno about outshooting another round, but I do know that Lazzeroni which are A+ rifles, are way over priced and ammo availablity is extremely difficult. Unless you mail order the stuff. I'd rather be able to walk into my local gun dealer and buy a quality bullet/caliber right off the shelf.
Why go through the headaches of Lazzeroni when one can get quality Remingtons, Sako's, etc....
Just my opinion.
Why go through the headaches of Lazzeroni when one can get quality Remingtons, Sako's, etc....
Just my opinion.
#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: A shack in Arkansas
Posts: 2,029
RE: (.308)warbird
If you want one you better find a gunsmith and have a gun rebarreled for it . then buy brass and dies. and if you dont reload allready , start. brass is expensive for this cartridge and i think the dies are high also. also you might have trouble finding a gunsmith that has the reamers. this will cause an added expense.
#5
RE: (.308)warbird
It will outshoot the .30/.338, but not the .30/.378. Which one were you asking about?? The .30/.338 is about like the .308 Norma, (a VERY FINE round), and a little less powerful (with handloaded ammo) than the .300 Winchester Magnum.