Videos tagged with 338 Federal

This video covers a wide range of new firearms and accessories introduced at SHOT Show 2026. Key highlights include Nemo Arms' Mongoose 10mm PCC and Electus bolt-action rifle, Ruger's updated American Rifle line and new shotgun offerings, Zenith Firearms' modernized roller-delayed PCCs, and Savage's new 110 rifle configurations. The video also features innovations from Tipman Arms in integrally suppressed barrels, Psionics' custom firearm builds and customer service, Bestie Defense's personal protection device, Safari Land's suppressor-ready holsters, and Great Lakes Firearms' Subzero bolt-action rifle.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Tom Gresham and KJ discussing various hunting and firearms topics. They delve into the nuances of the .338 Federal cartridge, the advantages of lightweight rifles like those from Ultra Light Arms, and the effectiveness of cartridges like the .284 Winchester and .270 Winchester. The conversation also touches on shot placement, trigger control, the importance of confidence in hunting, and the evolution of rifle cartridges, comparing older designs with modern offerings like the 6.5 Creedmoor. The hosts emphasize practical application and ethical hunting practices, highlighting that while advanced technology offers marginal gains, fundamental shooting skills remain paramount.

This discussion delves into modern rifle cartridges, with a strong focus on the 6.5 PRC and its advantages over cartridges like the 6.5 Creedmoor and 308 Winchester, particularly for hunting and long-range applications. The conversation highlights the efficiency, manageable recoil, and impressive ballistics of the 6.5 PRC, often comparing it to its predecessors and contemporaries. It also touches upon other cartridges like the 6mm Creedmoor, 224 Valkyrie, 22 ARC, 22 TCM, 6.5 Grendel, and the emerging 6.8x51mm, discussing their performance, applications, and the ongoing evolution of cartridge design.

This video presents a bracket-style tournament comparing various rifle calibers to determine which is 'king.' The hosts, John and Gary, discuss the pros and cons of each caliber, considering factors like availability, ballistics, recoil, and intended use. They engage in debates, consult chat polls, and ultimately decide which caliber advances in the double-elimination tournament, offering insights into the practical applications and performance of each round.

This video from Backfire provides a data-driven analysis of rifle cartridge prices, updated for 2022, to help shooters make cost-effective choices. The host, leveraging a proprietary database of ammunition prices and supply chain knowledge, highlights cartridges offering the best value for big game hunting and general use, while advising against expensive, low-availability proprietary rounds. Strategic takeaways include favoring high-production volume 'defensive' cartridges and considering reloading for cost mitigation.

This Q&A episode from Ozzie Reviews covers a range of firearms-related topics. Ozzie discusses the differences between .338 Lapua Magnum, .338 Winchester Magnum, and .338 Federal calibers, highlighting their suitability for target shooting versus hunting. He also addresses firearm licensing requirements, the effectiveness of electronic fox calls, and his personal policy on reviewing low-quality or unproven products, particularly those of Chinese origin. The episode touches on the complexities of uniform gun laws across Australian states and provides insights into creating dope cards for long-range shooting.

Expert Tyler from Kit Badger provides an in-depth comparison of the 8.6 Creedmoor and 338 Federal cartridges. He details their distinct case designs, magazine compatibility, and optimal barrel lengths, highlighting the 8.6 Creedmoor's versatility for both subsonic and supersonic applications, especially in shorter barrels. The analysis emphasizes the 8.6 Creedmoor's superior rotational kinetic energy and terminal ballistics due to its faster twist rates and ability to stabilize heavy projectiles.

This video details the LMT MWS (Modular Weapon System) in 7.62mm, highlighting its evolution from the MRP platform. It covers the modularity of the system, including quick barrel changes and caliber conversions. The presenter emphasizes the rifle's robust construction, chrome-plated bolt carrier for enhanced reliability and ease of cleaning, and the proprietary two-stage trigger.

The Wilson Combat Ultimate Hunter is a lightweight, gas-operated, semi-automatic rifle designed for big-game hunting. It features a medium-weight fluted match-grade button rifle barrel, a low-mass bolt carrier, and a rifle-length gas system with an adjustable gas block for smooth operation. The rifle is guaranteed to shoot sub-1-inch groups at 100 yards.

Wilson Combat introduces new large-format AR rifles chambered in .308 Winchester and .338 Federal. These rifles are designed for hunters, long-range shooters, and law enforcement, emphasizing lightweight, accuracy, and reliability. They feature proprietary billet receiver technology, customizable options, and high-quality components like match-grade barrels and tactical triggers, aiming to set a new standard in the market.