338 Win Mag Ballistics From Common Ammo Manufacturers

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338 Win Mag Ballistics Charts Barnes VOR-TX Rifle 210 Grain TTSX VOR-TX Rifle 225 Grain TTSX

Hornady Superformance 200 Grain SST

Superformance 225 Grain SST

Outfitter 225 Grain CX

Precision Hunter 230 Grain ELD-X

Nosler Trophy Grade 210 Grain Partition

225 Grain Expansion Tip

Trophy Grade 225 Grain AccuBond

Trophy Grade 250 Grain Partition

Trophy Grade 250 Grain AccuBond

Remington Core-Lokt 225 Grain PSP

Core-Lokt 250 Grain PSP

Winchester Power-Point 200 Grain SP

Administrative Note: The information above is provided by ammo manufacturers. Actual ballistics obtained with your firearm can vary considerably from advertised ballistics. Also, ballistics can vary from lot to lot with the same brand and type. When manufacturers’ ballistic data were unavailable, they were calculated using a ballistic calculator.

338 Win Mag Trajectory Chart

A bullet’s trajectory is its flight path. Shooters measure trajectory in inches of bullet drop, milliradians (MIL), or minute of angle (MOA). We use inches of drop in this article.

A flatter trajectory is preferred for long-range hunting because it requires fewer adjustments to compensate for bullet drop in the field. The 338 Win Mag is loved by long-distance hunters for its flat trajectory. When zeroed in at 200 yards, a 225 grain bullet drops about -44” at 500 yards.

Here is a sample 338 Winchester Magnum bullet drop chart to give you a sense of the cartridge’s trajectory.

Note: The preceding chart is an example of one 338 Win Mag load. Actual ballistic performance varies depending on bullet weight, lot, barrel length, and environmental conditions.

338 Win Mag Velocity

Muzzle velocity is the rate at which a bullet exits the barrel, measured in feet per second (fps). Typically, a longer barrel produces a higher muzzle velocity, as the extra length gives exploding propellant more time to exert its energy against the base of the projectile. The 338 Win Mag typically has a barrel length of 24”-26”.

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