Every Friday I’ll try and post up some gun p0rn. Either new toys I got to play with, toys seen at Boomershoot, or anything else that falls under “gun p0rn”.The guys who made the bowling ball mortars had some slick looking rifles out as I walked by during lunch.
TAC 338 (Norma Magnum?).
Lawton Machining 8500, 338 Lapua
Lawton Machining 8000, 375 Cheytac.
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I think the first one is actually a .338 Norma Magnum — we were in the position to the left and even with double hearing protection and their baffles it was blowing us away. The shooter (I forget his name) said w/o baffles it would knock over a can at 10 feet.
Those guys were doing a pretty good job of cleaning up the higher targets with those rifles.
Notice how I just called it a 338. The picture I took of the stamp only had 338 on it, it would make sense if the blast was that bad for it to be a Norma Magnum.
If I had known that I would have asked if could take a shot. Always nice to add another caliber to the belt.