Here’s a full breakdown of 338 Win Mag vs 338 Lapua, starting with a look at each cartridges individually. The 338 Winchester Magnum ... A single 300-grain bullet put them both down instantly.

338 Winchester Magnum is a popular choice. Like many—perhaps most—cartridges, the .338 Win. Mag. has a lineage ... featuring 250- and 300-gr. bullets at 0.333" diameter at 2,400 and 2,150 ...

or even the 308 Winchester for that matter. The author with a New Zealand tahr taken with a 300 Win Mag. Richard Mann Also like Remington’s 7mm Magnum, the 300 Win Mag really shines is when you ...

Following the success of the 7mm Rem Mag, Winchester followed suit with its own magnum, introducing the .300 Win Mag just a year later in 1963. Like the 7mm Rem Mag, the .300 Win Mag uses the .375 H&H ...

300 Winchester ... off a portion of the Winchester cartridge’s success. But of the dozen or so .300 magnum cartridges, either short or tall, fat or slim, the .300 Win. Mag.