- Location
- On the edge of an "Inland Sea"
Anybody know of a dealer in the States that has these in stock.
Looking for a phone number.
Cheers,
P
Looking for a phone number.
Cheers,
P
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Sierra Matchking .338 cal 300gr
- Thread starter thebigbully
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All bullets are export restricted from the US.
Your local gun shop should be able to get anything you want, if their supplier has 'em in stock.
Like Jess says, components, require the U.S. export permit. You can't drive down and bring 'em back without it either.
"....338 Lapua..." .338 Lapua is the cartridge. A Matchking is a non-hunting target bullet.
Got the brass already? .338 Lapua brass is expensive stuff. $270Cdn. per 100 from Target shooting products in Toronto.
Like Jess says, components, require the U.S. export permit. You can't drive down and bring 'em back without it either.
"....338 Lapua..." .338 Lapua is the cartridge. A Matchking is a non-hunting target bullet.
Got the brass already? .338 Lapua brass is expensive stuff. $270Cdn. per 100 from Target shooting products in Toronto.
- Location
- On the edge of an "Inland Sea"
I know that as well. I'm trying to help my buddy in the states track some down.
I load MY .338 for $3.73 at the moment. Once I'm out of components I'll be sad but at the moment I'm grinning from ear to ear!!!!
There... I fixed my title.
An export license is required to ship bullets to Canada. However, the process is not difficult and we have automated the process. For more details go to www.reloadinginternational.com. Exporting is our specialty. Drop me a note if you have any questions.
Mike
mike@reloadinginternational.com
