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Hornady built the .338 ARC around a simple idea: push a heavy 307 grain Sub-X bullet at subsonic speed with the kind of shot-to-shot consistency most quiet cartridges struggle to deliver. The result carries roughly one and a half times the energy of subsonic 300 Blackout, and the Sub-X is designed to open up at velocities as low as 900 fps. Load the 175 grain supersonic stuff instead and you have a legitimate hog and whitetail round out to 200 yards. The CVA Scout SS TD gives that cartridge about the most practical home imaginable, a light, no-nonsense break-action that breaks down small enough to ride in a pack.
A suppressed subsonic hunting rig only makes sense if the rifle itself stays handy, and that is where this Scout shines. The 18 inch stainless barrel comes threaded from the factory, so adding a can takes minutes, and the 1:8 twist stabilizes everything from the featherweight supersonic loads to the big 307 grain subsonics. A DuraSight scope rail is already mounted on the receiver, the black synthetic stock shrugs off weather, and stainless construction means wet mornings in the stand are no cause for panic.
Break-action rifles have a way of making people better hunters. There is no follow-up shot to lean on, so you slow down, pick your spot, and squeeze. The Scout's trigger has earned a strong reputation for a rifle in this class, crisp enough that plenty of owners never feel the need to touch it. Pull the takedown apart, stash it in a pack or behind the truck seat, and you have a quiet, hard-hitting hog and deer rifle that goes anywhere you do.
Hornady loads two factory options for the .338 ARC: a 307 grain Sub-X subsonic and a 175 grain supersonic hollow point from the Black line. The Scout's 1:8 twist barrel is built to stabilize both, so you can run heavy subsonics through a suppressor or reach out to around 200 yards with the supersonic load. Several other ammo makers are adding the cartridge as well, and reloading dies and brass are already available.
Yes. The 18 inch stainless barrel comes threaded from the factory with a thread protector installed, so mounting a can is quick and simple. The .338 ARC was designed with suppressed shooting in mind, and the subsonic 307 grain load pairs with a suppressor for a very quiet hunting setup.
It is. The subsonic 307 grain Sub-X carries roughly one and a half times the energy of subsonic 300 Blackout and is designed to expand at speeds down to about 900 fps, making it a solid short-range hog and whitetail round. Switch to the 175 grain supersonic load and you have a flatter-shooting option that handles deer-sized game out to around 200 yards.
The barrel separates from the stock and receiver so the whole rifle packs down into a compact bundle that fits in a backpack, gear bag, or behind a truck seat. Reassembly takes seconds with no tools. Since the DuraSight rail and optic ride on the barrel assembly, the rifle holds zero well between takedowns, though it is always smart to confirm zero before a hunt.
| UPC | 043125002443 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR4447S |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 18" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .338 ARC |
| Capacity | 1 |
| Color | Silver |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Rifle |
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