sources for the rare winchester
This may help some that have some of those discontinued Winchester roads the was mentioned in the other thread
Buffalo Bore now loads for the 375 Winchester,348and 358
Hornady loads for the 307,348,358and405
Hendershots loads for the 356
Just thought this may help some that has some of those old lever guns
Buffalo Bore now loads for the 375 Winchester,348and 358
Hornady loads for the 307,348,358and405
Hendershots loads for the 356
Just thought this may help some that has some of those old lever guns
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Great, thanks. My neighbor recently ended up with a 375 Win. Contender. Ammo is a bit scarce for that thing. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Horse Plains Drifter
Great, thanks. My neighbor recently ended up with a 375 Win. Contender. Ammo is a bit scarce for that thing.
Man I have one of those barrels, its a 14" one and it is the heaviest recoiling gun I have. I have a 45-70 barrel and its a cupcake compared to the 375. I am not all that effected by recoil but that 375 made me gunny as hell sighting it in. It will kill though[;)]0 -
from Buffalo Bore web page
https://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=159
Using Our 38-55 Ammo in 375 Winchester Chambered Rifles
Our 38-55 ammo is designed to work in all 38-55 chambered firearms made with modern metallurgy for smokeless powder. It operates at 38,000 CUP?the 30-30 Winchester operates at an average max. pressure of 38,500 CUP. For those who are not aware, the 30-30 case is simply a necked down 38-55 casing.
OUR 38-55 WORKS IN ALL WINCHESTER 375 RIFLES
Our 38-55 ammo is also designed to work in ALL 375 Winchester chambered rifles. ALL means ALL. Winchester, Savage, and Marlin all chambered rifles in 375 Winchester. All 375 Winchester rifles utilize chambers long enough to accept the 2.085-inch 38-55 brass, even though 375 Winchester brass is only 2.020 inches long. By using the longer 38-55 brass, we accomplish two things:0 -
That is what I was using before they came out with the true 375 load 0 -
I use the Hornady 405 in my 95 Winchester.
Nice ammo!0 -
I once had an opportunity to buy a very nice German made drilling that had a pair of 16 gauge barrels and a rifle barrel of some obsolete caliber that I have forgotten.
The piece was a true work of art in fine condition and the price was very reasonable. I passed because of the odd and unobtanium bored rifle barrel. Kind of wish I could go back and buy it.0
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