First Look: Alexander Arms Ulfberht .338 Lapua Magnum

Published on August 23, 2013
Duration: 2:56

This expert review from Guns & Ammo provides a first look at the Alexander Arms Ulfberht rifle chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum. Bill Alexander, President of Alexander Arms, details the rifle's six years of development, its semi-automatic, gas piston-driven system with origins in the DP-28, and its design for low recoil comparable to a .308. The review highlights durability features and commercial availability.

Quick Summary

The Alexander Arms Ulfberht is a semi-automatic rifle in .338 Lapua Magnum, developed over six years. It features a gas piston-driven, long-stroke mechanism with origins in the DP-28, offering low recoil comparable to a .308. With a 27-inch barrel and durable coatings, its MSRP is $6,800 and includes four magazines and a flash hider.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction of Alexander Arms Ulfberht
  2. 00:34Rifle Design and Mechanism
  3. 01:04Gas System and Barrel
  4. 01:22Recoil and Durability
  5. 01:36Commercial Sales and Availability
  6. 02:06MSRP and Package Contents

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Alexander Arms Ulfberht chambered in?

The Alexander Arms Ulfberht rifle is chambered in the powerful .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge, known for its long-range capabilities and significant stopping power.

What type of operating system does the Ulfberht use?

The Ulfberht employs a semi-automatic, gas piston-driven system. Bill Alexander notes its long-stroke mechanism has origins in the DP-28 machine gun, designed for reliability and durability.

How is the recoil of the Ulfberht described?

Despite its potent .338 Lapua Magnum caliber, the Ulfberht's recoil is described as surprisingly low, comparable to that of a .308 Winchester, making it comfortable for extended use.

What is the estimated price and included accessories for the Ulfberht?

The estimated MSRP for the Alexander Arms Ulfberht is around $6,800. Each rifle comes with four magazines and a flash hider.

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