ruger 375 alaskan?

How and why could you crush a neck that deeply? Easy...I've done it, by setting my seating die too deep to crimp. I switched over to the "Factory crimping die" . Maybe what Gatehouse is showing us in the picture is one of his ####ed up "trial" cases. No problem with that, that's what reloading is all about. ;)
 
gitrdun said:
How and why could you crush a neck that deeply? Easy...I've done it, by setting my seating die too deep to crimp. I switched over to the "Factory crimping die" . Maybe what Gatehouse is showing us in the picture is one of his f**ked up "trial" cases. No problem with that, that's what reloading is all about. ;)
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Oh I get it...Thanks Gatehouse
 
Well, I know that Remington offered rifles chambered in .375 RUM - never heard of anyone owning such a beast, but whatever did happen to that offering?
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A friend of mine has M700 in .375 RUM. It's what he packs when he pursues elk in the northern Rockies and it works very well for him.
 
Gatehouse said:
You could always go for the 375 Ruger Gatehouse Improved:



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LOL if I had a nickel for everytime i did that lol!
 
Yup Nugget is getting lusty for one......again......
Looks as though he will be after one of Ellwoods. Thank goodness I talked some sense into him...plastic stocks....geesh, why I never!:stirthepot2:

Mig25 nails it yet again too. :stirthepot2:
 
Im seriously considering buying an african and chopping it to 20 inches. That way I get the compactness and handling of the alaskan, the nicely shaped WOOD stock, Chromemoly barrel and reciever, and good old fashioned blueing. Might as well add a barrel band while I am at it, as I don't usually shoot slung' up.
 
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