Weatherby Select Plus Barnes TTSX Rifle Ammunition .338 WBY RPM 225gr PT 2800 fps 20/ct

SKU: LIP|WBB338225TTSXUPC: 747115450671Mfr. Part #: B338225TTSX

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Weatherby Select Plus Barnes TTSX Rifle Ammunition .338 WBY RPM 225gr PT 2800 fps 20/ct

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Introduced in 2022 the 338 WBY RPM (rebated precision magnum) maximizes the magnum potential of the lightweight Mark V 6 Lug action. The goal was to fit a large caliber bullet into a lightweight backcountry rifle that could take down all of North America’s big game. The 338 RPM is based off of the 6.5 RPM necked up to accept a .338 caliber bullet. The case features a large body diameter low body taper and 35-degree shoulder creating a larger powder capacity leading to higher velocities.

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747115450671

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Weatherby

Manufacturer Part Number

B338225TTSX

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1.605

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