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  1. Sellier & Bellot 338 Lapua Magnum Ammo - 100 Rounds of 250 Grain HPBT Ammunition

    $309.99

    $289.99

    131 In stock now

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 +10
    Bullet type HPBT
    Primer Type Boxer
    Casing Type Brass
    Condition New
    Muzzle Velocity 2848 FPS
    Muzzle Energy 4501 ft lbs

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  • Gary said:

    All I have to say is the ammo is crap. It does not eject from the gun, and they swell up and jam the gun. It cost $75 to unjam the gun.

  • BIS said:

    I had a 3% dud rate. Recoil for a .38 special is very heavy. Many times i had to use a tool to knock the used rounds out of the cylinder. I used this ammo at my outdoor range since the indoor range would not let me use steel case ammo. I dont know why. I am a loyal ammo.com customer and this was the first time i had any issues. All other purchases have been of excellent quality

  • Josh said:

    I went to the range and used this first thing with a cleaned Ruger sp101. Shot one chamber of 5 and all of the rounds where stuck and I had to smack the ejector rod just to get them a little bit up. It took a bit of effort getting them out and one I wasn't sure was going to come out. I then shot 100 rounds of various brands in both .38 and .357 mag with no problems. I have shot hundreds of rounds through this gun ( multiple brands ) and never have had a problem . They had all been brass cased but I thought I would try these for the price. Not worth it if I have to pry them out.

  • Festus said:

    No problems at all.

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  • Bruce S said:

    quality is ok but usually i experience no duds

  • Scott said:

    Not impressed with this being a Winchester product. Out of 15 shells,2 were duds . Not a good track record.

  • Eli said:

    This was my first purchase from Ammo.com, but it will not be my last.

  • pissed off ohio said:

    this ammo sucked and i bout 500 rnds.

  • Reid said:

    Shot 50 rounds of the 1000 I purchased. Weapon was a new Ruger ACR. Every spent round was difficult to remove from the cylinder; I had to remove one spent casing with a screwdriver. I put an an equal number of brass ammo through the gun with no problem expelling the ammo.

  • BOBBER said:

    I HAVE HAD NO PROBLEM WITH THE 150 ROUNDS I HAVE SHOT

  • home defender said:

    this ammo shoots so smooth out my 3-inch model 36 Smith and Wesson that it allows my wife to group the shots very tight with a very slight muzzle flip at 40 feet. If I am not home, my wife can pick up the revolver and point and shoot without worrying about safety's, slides, magazines, clip in or out etc. - as she would have a lot of other things to think about in a pressure situation including threat assessment and visual target identification

  • BuckSnort56 said:

    My 270 loves this ammo, Elk, Blacktail Deer, Whitetail Deer and Antelope are no match for this solid round. Drops it where it stands. I will not shoot anything else but this bullet, 130 gr.

  • Tbuck said:

    Have not had a chance to use but I’m sure it will be fine.

  • Johnny-Boy said:

    Worked great and shot straight.

  • THOMAS said:

    It is perfect for target and practice. If you were to use it as a tool for defense or protection, a more durable FMJ would be a better choice. I am more interested in playing than owning a tool.

  • Tyler said:

    And had light primer strikes like every ten rounds or so.

  • David said:

    Approximately every one in six rounds has a primer issue and will not fire when used in a Smith and Wesson Model 10

  • Dude said:

    Gun jammed…. Bullet got stuck in the barrel, still shot 2 rounds than got jammed. Realized the bullet was stuck halfway through. Could’ve exploded in my face! Unfortunately no more Ammo Inc for me. Same thing happened to another gentleman on the range.

  • Joe4law said:

    Very good value. 338 Lapua is generally a very expensive round Thought I’d try this out because it was a deal. I was not disappointed. Don’t reload at present so I’ll get back to you when I do to see how the brass Hilda up.

  • Brian said:

    ammo arrived in great condition, no dents or dings.