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I am in search of some 375 Winchester ammo if you have any to part with please PM me what you have..

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375 win ammo is like finding hens teeth. And stupid expensive when you can find it. I think I have 2 boxes left and maybe a box of brass. Glad it’s for a single shot rifle and I don’t shoot it much, so it should last me a while.

Can be made from anyone of the rimmed 30-30 family with some work.

I found that fire forming 30-30 brass only gave me about 2 reloads before the necks started to split.
Winchester used to do a limited production of the ammo, every couple years.

Did you anneal the [bleep] outa them ?

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Negative on the annealing. Was told I didn’t need to. Maybe under low power loads it’s true, but I had to get some hefty loads to get accuracy out of my contender and Winch 94.

Somebody will come up with a box or two for the OP, theyre out there.

I may have some, let me check my stash after work. Any ammo to trade? 300RUM, 270WSM, 45LC, 7mm-08, .243?

I saw about 8 boxes at a pawn shop the other day. I asked the price and it was 80 some dollars per box! If you are interested I will get their phone#.

Please do check. No I really don't have any of those

That's a bit high for me but I do appreciate the offer.

Everything I have is reloads. Have data written on 40 rounds, honestly don't remember on the others but I know I built them for my 94 Big Bore. 220gr jacketed.

I have had great results from Reedsammo.com

they have 375 win in stock, $32-50/bx. I use to shoot their load with the 220grn Hornady bullet until that was discontinued. They currently show a 220grn jacketed FP, and the 200grn sierra FP, as well as several cast lead loads. I am down to my last 5 with the 220 rn bullet, so I am going to try some of the other loads here at some point.

I also have a secret stash of 200pcs of the 220grn Hornady bullets if I ever get of my lazy butt and load them.

Here is Reeds 375 win page:

Reeds Ammo 375 Winchester

You can always shoot 38-55 out of your .375, but that ammo is hard to find also these days.

That's about what they are going for. How much do you intend to pay? Then there's the shipping issue and expense..

Ive never tried this, does this work in marlins?

IMO, it is better to use the ammo designed for the rifle. I too, have had good luck buying semi-obsolete cartridges from Reed's.

375 Winchester is very easy to load as are all straight wall cartridges. I see brass offered from time to time. Also, E. Arthur Brown offers 375 W. brass made from new 30-30 brass. It is not fire formed. They have a process that straightens out the bottle neck. I have used this brass for multiple reloads of pretty stiff charges with no problems.

https://www.eabco.net/375-Winchester-Brass-for-Reloading-50_p_13543.html

T.S.