^^^^a great example logical fallacy with statistics thrown in. All else REALLY ‘equal’, then the larger bore is faster and more efficient leaving the barrel. Bullets matter FAR more than which of these the headstamp shows…..and the 308 and 358 have easily 10x the good bullets available for the given velocity windows. They are both often shown with anemic load data. The 338 can’t operate at ANY higher pressure than the 308/358 are capable of, and will reach peak before a 358….just HS physics. Getting wrapped up in BCs for the majority of hunting use, just gets most even more deluded….. I’ve also put a lot of Nosler ABs in 200 and 225gr through 358s, that’ll equal or even outperform the equivalent 308 or 338 loads to near 500 yards. I could care less what any of the three do past 350-400, and mostly inside 300…..so BC isn’t my first criteria on these.
