338 HEADHUNTER

The 338 Headhunter is the longer case version of the 338 Razor and was designed by Alaskan ELR shooter Pro Martusheff, owner of Precision Rifled Ordnance who goes by the internet name of Swamplord. The Headhunter was designed as a single shot precision rifle to...

338 EXCALIBUR

   The .338 Excaliber was introduced in 1994 by the A-Square company. The .338 Excaliber is based on a standard (not belted) rimless bottleneck case with the same rim diameter as the .378 Weatherby, but slightly greater powder capacity than the .338 A-Square...

338 EDGE

The .338 Edge was designed by former SWAT/Narcotics officer Shawn Carlock in 2001 and was released after Remington brought out the 300 Remington Ultra Mag, but before the introduction of the 338 Ultra Mag. The 338 Edge is thus effectively a 338/300 RUM wildcat. With...

33 XC TUBB

The 33 XC (eXtra Capacity) was developed by David Tubb, multiple champion in ELR (Extended Long Range) shooting. It is also the parent case for the 37XC and the 41XC. The idea was to have a cartridge for ELR shooting that had the ballistics of a 338 Lapua Improved,...

25 REMINGTON

      This is the military version (A-22286) with 94gr. CN flat base bullet loaded with 31gr. of IMR 25½ powder. Frankford Arsenal did some test during 1920 with the 25 Remington, presumably in connection with infantry tests using the Model 8A Auto...

3200 HAWK

The 3200 HAWK was designed by Bob Fulton around 1988 and is one of a series of cartridges that he designed based on the 280 Remington case. The idea was to have a lighter rifle with manageable recoil but still be able to handle everything in North America....