.330 Dakota by Dakota Arms, One Cartridge, not a box!

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One Cartridge, not a Box: .330 Dakota by Dakota Arms, loaded with new Special Lapua Brass case with “330 DAKOTA” Head-Stamp and Dakota and Lapua  insignias. Normally loaded with a 200 grain JSP (Jacketed Soft Point) projectile, however projectiles my vary due to availability.

History of the .330 Dakota cartridge:

The 330 Dakota is one of seven Proprietary Cartridges developed by Don Allen, the founder of Dakota Arms in Sturgis, South Dakota.The Cartridge is a shortened, necked  down 404 Jeffery case with the belt removed.The 330 Dakota is based on the shorted 404  Jeffery Case, with the  belt removed.It will function in the 30-06 action size, and produces 10 % more energy than then the longer .338 Winchester Magnum.

History of the Dakota Arms Company:

Dakota Arms in Sturgis, South Dakota was founded in 1987 by Don Allen  and his wife Norma, to produce high-grade hunting rifles based on a design worked up by Don Allen and Pete Grisel. The First Rifle produced was the Dakota Model 76, and immediate success, and was soon joined by other variations, including the Varinter, Model 76 African, Model 76 Custom, Miller Classic, Model 97, Model M-97 Deluxe, and a few more.Don and Pete developed nine great proprietary cartridges, some based on the 404 Jeffery and 416 Rigby cases. Don Allen pasted away in 2003 and soon after, Norma Allen, his wife sold the company. The new owners brought other lines under the Dakota name including  Miller Arms , Dan Walter and Nesika Bay Precision.  Until they sold to Remington Company, Inc. , owned subsidiary DA Acquisitions LLC in June 5, 2009.Still doing very well today 2018, some consider Dakota the make of the finest rifles available today.

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