Bushmaster 338 Lapua

John Snow has the latest:

This gorgeous beast won’t be ready for some months yet according to Skip Patel, Bushmaster’s executive vice president for research and development. Among other thing, Skip told me, was the need to trim some weight from the rifle, which tips the scales at about 15 pound right now.

Not surprising since Bushmaster acquired Cobb Mfg. last year but still cool.

Cobb
Cobb MCR 400 .338 Lapua. Photo from SecArms.

John also says that a .416 Rigby may be on the way!

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Steve May 17th 2008 rifles Tags: , , , , 4 Comments

4 Responses to “Bushmaster 338 Lapua”

  1. Jennersenon 18 May 2008 at 2:16 am link comment

    drool . . . I remember when I bought my Glock 17 they had a Cobb chambered in .30-06 that took BAR magazines. It was supposedly some collector’s piece as it had a certificate and claimed only 2,000 were made. I hope they start mass manufacturing these rifles. I may pick one up sometime.

  2. Ralph Joneson 15 Oct 2009 at 4:52 pm link comment

    What is one of those beauties gonna’ cost?

  3. Heathon 31 Oct 2009 at 2:58 pm link comment

    Very cool! Any updates for this one?

  4. Steveon 01 Nov 2009 at 12:00 am link comment

    Heath, no – but I can find out.

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