The heading should read 338-350.

I've been kicking this around for a while, what I am tring to come up with is a light, short action rifle that can wear a 22"
to 24" barrel and can be used for most anything in North America and as I'm a big fan of the 350 Rem mag and 338 bullets it should be a perfect match. Ballistics should be a little better then the 338-06 with less rifle weight.
.................................................. .......................Marko

Been there done that. LOL :p :cool: 338-350rem./338 Ozark Mag/22 inch barrel / Rem Model 7 action. (200 grn Speer /2850 fps)(225 Nos PAR/2650 fps) I get 2.5 inches off hand@ 100yds. Also it smacks Bambi like a runaway train..(Dropped in his tracks mid-step) :D ;)

Can't help you with the wildcat, but I did rename the thread :)

Thanks, MikeG

Bambislayer,
What powders are you using? and who did your dies?............................................. ...............Marko

Thanks, MikeG

Bambislayer,
What powders are you using? and who did your dies?............................................. ...............Marko
My dies are RCBS Custom shop,came with my rifle. The loads I have worked up are as follows. ( 200grn Speer/57grns-IMR 4064/CCI 250= 2850fps)(225 Nos PAR/56grns-IMR 4064/CCI 250=2650fps) I loaded this for elk hunting and like the CCI250's for plenty of fire in sub-zero temps. Accurate 2520 also showed some promise in fire forming stage but havent tried it again yet. You should drop 2-3 grains and work back up. Recomend using a chrono belted cases can get expensive with high pressure expantion. ;)

You can also get identical ballistics from the 338/284 as I am running the same velocity from a light weight Browning A-Bolt that I built....