The 375 Ruger

Johnn Peterson said:
Not hard to find. Norma ammo still available. From Lefty 338-06, prior to getting either of my rifles, I picked up seven boxes of Norma factory. In a trade deal at a local gun show, I acquired 50+ once fired and from Henry @ Budget Shooter supply, 100+ new unfired brass, 2nd stack tray down hold 358 NM brass. With my supply and as it's not difficult to find, I'm good to go for a l o n g time:D.

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No worries, you can sell all that scrap on the EE after you rebarrel.
 
Salty said:
Yeah the EE here is a thing of beauty with such a wide audience you can sell just about anything sure is nice to have :)
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I mentioned in another post that it probably won't be too many more years before I 'start' thinning 'things' out a little,;) but not yet. There's still a few more years of use I can make of what I have. Lucked out in a draw this year for AB so it's time for the Schultz & Larsen 7x61 S&H to get a work out.
 
Slooshark1 said:
I've never even fired factory ammo in mine. I just resize. 300 Win Mag brass and I'm good to go.
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About the only calibre I fire form brass for is my old custom Winchester High Wall that's in 219 Donaldson Wasp.





That I make from 30-30 brass with a two die RCBS set-up and then trim to length.:redface: I have a bit of an aversion of using something other than with the correct head stamp, if at all possible.
I knew I was going to get a 358NM and in preparation I lucked into that batch of seven boxes of Norma factory ammo. And again,:) unprimed is around and not hard to find, ie: Budget Shooter Supply, a site sponsor.
 
Johnn Peterson said:
About the only calibre I fire form brass for is my old custom Winchester High Wall that's in 219 Donaldson Wasp.





That I make from 30-30 brass with a two die RCBS set-up and then trim to length.:redface: I have a bit of an aversion of using something other than with the correct head stamp, if at all possible.
I knew I was going to get a 358NM and in preparation I lucked into that batch of seven boxes of Norma factory ammo. And again,:) unprimed is around and not hard to find, ie: Budget Shooter Supply, a site sponsor.
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Probably not a candidate for rebarrelling to 375 Ruger, so not sure why it's on this thread.

Maybe you have mistaken this thread for the " Pics of random guns on filthy shag carpet that we have all seen 100 times before" thread?

:)
 
You never know Gatehouse, a skilled machinist can do wonders, there is still hope. Come on, that carpet was the best you could get,in 1970.
 
Gatehouse said:
Probably not a candidate for rebarrelling to 375 Ruger, so not sure why it's on this thread.

Maybe you have mistaken this thread for the " Pics of random guns on filthy shag carpet that we have all seen 100 times before" thread?

:)
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Ya John..... This is the "Post the same pics of the same guns from the other two locked threads about the same caliber thread"..... get your chit together..... :)
 
Gatehouse said:
Maybe the guys (like yourself and Johnn) who follow me around acting like children and attempting to ruin 375 Ruger threads should read that ? Hmmm? ;)

Thanks
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I think pretty much any thread that proclaims a single cartridge as the "new king" and speaks of time honored and tested cartridges with disregard is pretty much destined to ruin itself....
 
elker said:
So far, the responding posts are only showing what a mediocre .308 can also do. Be it a black bear, an elk or a grouse.
I once saw the power of Ruger 375 on Wild TV. One shot, one dead brown bear. The bear was killed right on the track, completely drop and dead.
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Not even the complete story, but here's a quick photographic rundown on my .375 saga. Admittedly, my choice is an H&H, but anything it can do the .375 Ruger can, same bullet at the same speed. Forgive pics of wolf tracks and coals- I'm on my silly phone and the links I grabbed keep going to those and not the animals they show.










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