375 win

[Jaybo]

Looking for some 375 win brass. Does anyone know where i can find some and i know i can use 38/55 brass . I've found lots of 38/55 but no 375 win

 

[pdog2062]

When I had one I used 30/30 brass and blew it out straight with a small charge of unique and kapok with cream of wheat over it,sealed with a piece of cellophane tape.Worked great for me

 

[watercam]

Having been through The Search for 375 brass in the past, pdog's idea is a good one.

 

[swd]

You can use the short Starline 38-55 brass. Buffalo Bore loads this stuff HOT and it works fine in my Winchester 375 Big Bore.

 

[ireload2]

Jaybo
I have 2 rifles and a Contender barrel in this caliber. I have been buying brass for it for about 20 years and it has never been easy to find or cheap.
I have recently seen new factory brass going for $3 a case in lots of 100 to 300 cases on gun broker. You are not likely to find it cheap.
So you have 2 alternatives. Use 38-55 brass trimmed to the right length or fire form .30-30 brass.
It is not unlikely that 38-55 brass will disappear in the near future so you might consider using 30-30 brass.
I am considering the same so I can sell my new .375 brass. I have 200 fired cases that should last me a long time.

Looking for some 375 win brass. Does anyone know where i can find some and i know i can use 38/55 brass . I've found lots of 38/55 but no 375 win

 

[Jaybo]

Ireloader2 what powder have you been using? I've had pretty good luck with rl7 .

 

[ireload2]

RL7 and 4198 is good for full power loads though I never use the .375 for full power loads. I have also used 2015.
Mostly I shoot cast bullet plinking ammo with SR4759 and 5744. With these light loads 30-30 and .38-55 brass works ok as long as they are trimmed to the right length.

Ireloader2 what powder have you been using? I've had pretty good luck with rl7 .

 

[JRS]

It's pricey, but Arthur Brown has 375 Winchester (re-formed 30-30) brass in stock.

 

[Jaybo]

Thanks for all the great info guys