VOR-TX LR is an extreme-distance load combining super-premium components that are assembled with a level of precision never before attained in factory ammunition. The specially engineered LRX bullets loaded in VOR-TX LR are optimized specifically for the cartridge. Unmatched flight characteristics combined with a specially engineered nose cavity that peels back into four cutting petals delivers massive expansion and identical on-game devastation from up close to well past 700 yards (*refer to cartridge ballistics and shoot responsibly).
Each box includes ballistic charts that identify the G1 ballistic coefficient and address variables such as velocity, drop, energy and wind deflection – calculated at sea level and 5000 feet elevation. More detailed information such as the G7 ballistic coefficient and long range dope calculated in MOA & MILS can be found here under the BALLISTICS tab below.
VOR-TX LR achieves match-grade accuracy and unmatched terminal performance on game at close and extreme distances delivers the quick, clean, ethical kills you’ve come to expect from Barnes. Distance can change all it wants. The terminal performance of VOR-TX LR never will.
Specifications:
- Cartridge 338 Rem Ultra Mag
- B.C .602
- Box QTY 20
- Weight/Type 250 LRX BT
- Velocity 2910
Manufacturer: Barnes Bullets
MFG Number: 29061
Upc: 716876133833
Caliber Dictionary
The Below Information Has Been Provided From Our Gun Caliber Dictionary And Is Meant For Informational Purposes Only. It Is Not Intended to Describe The Unique Specifications For This Ammunition.
The 338 Remington Ultra Magnum (RUM), introduced in 1999, was a companion introduction with the 7mm and 375 RUMs, the trio completing (to date) Remington's family of full-length Ultra Magnums. The 338 RUM is based on the unbelted 300 RUM necked up to 338-caliber. It is a full-length (2.850-inch) magnum requiring a 375 H&H-length action. Although not as fast as the 338 Lapua Magnum its fat case has greater capacity than the 340 Weatherby Magnum, thus is capable of greater velocity. It is an extremely powerful and hard-hitting cartridge, but acceptance has been limited...probably due to its substanstial recoil. It is an excellent long-range elk cartridge, with factory loads including a 225-grain bullet at 3020 feet per second and a 250-grain bullet at 2860. Remington has remained the primary supplier of both rifles and ammunition. — Craig Boddington
