375 Winchester?
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Seasonally loaded only by Winchester. Don't think any other manufacturer loads it. $49.99 per 20, Stateside. Not enough demand anywhere.
Appears there are no case forming dies for .375 Win. You can fire form .30-30 though. How-to's are on-line. Involves pistol powder and Cream of Wheat.
Appears there are no case forming dies for .375 Win. You can fire form .30-30 though. How-to's are on-line. Involves pistol powder and Cream of Wheat.
Yes, Winchester does offer it "off the shelf" (seasonally as noted).
Winchester Super-X X375W, 200 grain power points, but given the MSRP of $84.99/box (Canadian) for 20 rounds, I don't bring it in (but could be ordered).
Lee makes a set of steel dies (Lee Product number 90563) available from Titan Reloading for $29 USD (I use these guys for Lee dies, have just about every die Lee makes in stock - discount prices and ship to Canada).
Winchester Super-X X375W, 200 grain power points, but given the MSRP of $84.99/box (Canadian) for 20 rounds, I don't bring it in (but could be ordered).
Lee makes a set of steel dies (Lee Product number 90563) available from Titan Reloading for $29 USD (I use these guys for Lee dies, have just about every die Lee makes in stock - discount prices and ship to Canada).
It is an excellent round for cast bullets if you are interested in casting. I use the RCBS 250 grain gas check mould mould P/N 082029 in mine, makes it cheap to shoot, especially if you already have a supply of wheel weight lead.
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Brass is around, find yourself some 220 gr FP interlocks and a pound of AA1680 and have at 'er.
When I had my Marlin 375, she loved 39.5 gr of AA1680 under a 220 IL. 1 1/8" groups at just under 2400 fps with a 2-7x Legend on top. Made for a few of my quickest whitetail kills ever.
When I had my Marlin 375, she loved 39.5 gr of AA1680 under a 220 IL. 1 1/8" groups at just under 2400 fps with a 2-7x Legend on top. Made for a few of my quickest whitetail kills ever.
