
12-26-2011, 01:06 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Mooresville, IN
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The 330 Dakota is a belt-less magnum with a .545" case head. It has a capacity that is 5 grains more than a 338 Win Mag and 6 grains less than a 340 Weatherby. It operates at 60,000psi, which is slightly less than those two other cartridges.
I'm not sure what you mean by a "magnum strength action". You would certainly want a strong, modern action and it would need to be full length with the proper bolt face. The 330 Dakota has an OAL that is nearly identical to the 338-'06, so it's meant for a standard full length action.
My opinion? It's a belt-less 338 Win Mag. That makes it a very good cartridge. I would imagine the brass would be a little pricey and I wouldn't consider buying one unless you reload because I'm sure the factory ammo is ridiculous.
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