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Diven Sinner of Sin Arms introduced a cartridge a few years back, he named it the 338 Sin. From his initial forum discussions I was hooked and started then to prepare for this build. Well today I closed the deal on a 26" K&P varmint contour 1/10 twist SS barrel, radial muzzle brake, 100 pieces of 330 Dakota brass, and custom 338 Sin FL die. All for under $1k. Now to send Devin my bolt and action so he can open up the bolt head and heads space the new barrel.,

Once I get it all back, I plan on topping it with a Vortex Viper HS-T 6x24x50. For now I will just bed it into the factory stock and decide later what to do about that.


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I was looking at that round to fit into a Ruger MK2. My only reservation was the Nosler cartridge line. They came out with the 30, so the 338 should follow. That should be nearly identical to the Sin cartridge.

What action did you use for your build?

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I am building off a Savage 110 originally chambered in 7 mag. I was intrigued by Devin's cartridge and my wife suggested that I start my next build, so I am just trying to make her happy. Smiler


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you are one fine husband, and a general, all around helluva man.

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I guess I'm lucky. I don't ask anybody to build a rifle or whatever and I don't monitor her purchases. I guess that I am the lucky one. Maybe 55 yrs of marriage does that. Yeah the same Lady.
 
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Hard to justify a wildcat 30, so many out there, and not enough difference in any of them to justify IMO..I love the 300 H&H (Im nostalgic) and with handloads it can approach the 300 WBY, and within 150 FPS of any of them..

Maybe Im getting old and played the wildcat game for too many years. Don't recall ever gaining much if I was honest with myself. However on paper one can play the game of down grading one caliber and upgrading another and use that for wonderful comparison, gun scribes been doing that number for years. sofa


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