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Originally Posted by Levergun
Thanks to your guys advice, loads are coming along quite nice. As for brass, .38-55 is hard to come by but I have an abundance of .375 win brass. I can hit the COL no problem with it, but the brass will of course be short, and the extra thickness when using .377 bullets should not be a problem. Anybody have experience doing this?
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Do as u like but you are using the worst choice for brass. If u cant find 38-55 then u are much better off necking up 30-30 than subing in 375. The 375 brass willl substantially up your pressures without getting u the velocity that is possible using the thinner brass. 38-55 vrass is available by mail from a number of places in Canada. Try bullet barn, rusty wood trading
Raynershine and xreload for starters