So you took Lethal Precision Firearms photos and used them? The 375 Lethal Magnum won the recent King of the 2 Mile shoot with a 400 grain Berger bullet.
http://www.lethalprecisionarms.com/home.htmlThe brass is Ed Hubel's 585he. It has 190 grn powder capacity and delivers the 400 grain bullet at 3100 FPS. LPF is working very closely with Bryan Litz and Applied Ballistics.
Now, where does the Warlord fit in?
The 375 Warlord is the original 375/585 HE Improved , I developed it nearly 3 years before the Lethal Mag hit the scene, I took those photos of the 375 Warlord myself several years ago, the 375 Lethal Mag did not appear until the spring of 2016 and Mitch went on to win the KO2M shoot with it, proving that big magnums with big heavy bullets are very accurate and can be shot with extreme precision ,
Dimensionally they are very similar, minor differences since both wildcats are of the "improved" version for max capacity gain, there is only so much you can blow out a case, no clue what Mitch went with but the 375 Warlord has .025" taper from top of belt to neck/shoulder junction for easy extraction and a 37 degree shoulder angle, it does not headspace on the belt but on the shoulder, they are ballistically identical since case capacities are similar ...... both use same source for parent brass cases except the 375 Warlord design can also use the beltless 375 CheyTac long cases, trimmed a bit and fireformed .....
The only other difference is that the 375 Lethal Mag can only be had if they build you a complete rifle .... Which puts it out of reach of many shooters who wish to get one ...... The 375 Warlord on the other hand is available to everyone on the planet ...... Anybody can call up JGS and order a reamer and build a 375 Warlord with their chosen parts and gunsmith of their choosing, this was the original intent of the 375 Warlord, access to a super magnum ELR capable cartridge that exceeds the 375 CheyTac and 375 SnipeTac cartridges , I made that promise several years ago and now it is delivered
