HPBT / 19.4 g / 300 gr
.338 Lapua Mag. SWISS P Target
This is the perfect round for highly accurate long range target shooting in competition and training. Tight production tolerances and small production batches ensure constant ballistic values and stringent quality controls guarantee identical trajectory from batch to batch.
A wide range of special purpose bullets provide the desired terminal effect on hard and soft targets on every mission. All .338 Lapua Mag. SWISS P rounds have an identical point of impact at 300 m which allows the shooter to instantly change the bullet type.
The .338 Lapua Mag. SWISS P Target is also available with a 16.2 g / 250 gr bullet.
A wide range of special purpose bullets provide the desired terminal effect on hard and soft targets on every mission. All .338 Lapua Mag. SWISS P rounds have an identical point of impact at 300 m which allows the shooter to instantly change the bullet type.
The .338 Lapua Mag. SWISS P Target is also available with a 16.2 g / 250 gr bullet.
- The most accurate .338 Lapua Mag. round
- Extended supersonic range ensures improved accuracy and greater energy on target
- Temperature independent propellant guarantees a consistent point of impact
- Coordinated ballistics with SWISS P Ball, Styx Action, Armour Piercing and Tactical rounds up to 300m
Available calibre
- .338 Lapua Mag.
Product characteristics general
| Product | .338 Lapua Mag. SWISS P Target |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 8.6x70 / .338 Lapua Mag. |
| Projectile | HPBT |
| Projectile material | tombac jacket, lead core |
| Lead free | No |
| Primer | SINOXID |
| Packaging | 10 rds/cardboard box, 200 rds/M2A1 metal box, 16000 rds/EU pallet |
Product characteristics details
| Ballistic coefficient G1 | 0.8311 (ICAO) |
|---|---|
| Case material | CuZn - alloy |
| Cartridge weight | 47.6 g |
| Term of Reference | C.I.P. |
| Mean chamber pressure | max. 4 200 bar (21°C) |
| Muzzle velocity | 810 ± 15 m / s (2 657 ± 49 fps), 650 mm barrel |
| Muzzle energy | 6 364 J (6 131 – 6 602 J) |
| Accuracy | Sa ≤ 28 mm (at 300 m) |