Tim Sundles shares one of the most unique rifles he’s ever owned: a .338 Lapua built by Remington for U.S. military trials, with only three ever made. This rifle didn’t come from an auction house or a museum. Tim acquired it directly from a retired Army general who worked closely with Special Forces and whose team was later depicted in “12 Strong.” Tim walks through the rifle’s configuration, explains why the military chose an 18-inch barrel with a brake, and breaks down how the .338 Lapua performs in a role very different from civilian long-range competition. From steel silhouettes at 1,500 yards to the realities of vehicle-based operations, this rifle was built to work. If you appreciate true military provenance, uncommon firearms, and honest discussion without hype, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.