Need help.
I have been looking for a +300gr (flat or round nose) mold with GC for my 375HH, and havent found it yet.
Does anybody know of a mold I can use, or is custom made the only way.
Is there a mold with size close by, that can be sizet down to 0.377- 379.

You might try NEI Handtools, click our catalog, then click bullet mold pictures, look up .375. They have several 300+ gas check designs. http://www.neihandtools.com/

Look at BARore's molds. Here's the website:

http://www.brp.castpics.net/R1.html

Great molds, good price. If you get one tell him Look at the two bottom ones in the .375 section

Joe sent you.

Thanks guys.

I really liked the heavy bullet at BRP, but they dont axcept creditcard or paypal. That makes it a little difficult for me. I have to look at NEI again.

check out accurate molds. He takes Paypal, makes custom sizes, and turnaround is about two weeks. Great molds too!

Too bad on BRP. That 310gr bullet works very well in the 375 H&H.

Tom at Accurate moulds has a 38-300B 300gr. mould and he will add a lube groove/driving band if you ask him. Would probably bring it up to 330gr or so.

Accurate molds was a new place to me.
Their website looked very nice and easy to navigate in. Exellent catalog.
The 38-300B bullet was a good starter. With some ajustments this bullet will be beautiful on pigs or whatever crosses my ironsights.
I will do some measuring and send them a mail. This is gonna be big fun.
Thanks again.

I shoot one of their GC moulds that is about 310gr + GC and lube. 1700fps, 2" for 5 shots at 100 yds in two different H&H's.

Rich

Try VERAL SMITH makes some great moulds,and can make any bullet weight .... did a 400 gn 416 mould for me, it drops really nice bullets...im very happy with the mould

RICH
does the base of the bullet stick down below the case neck in the 375 h&h which you use those bullets in

My Lyman mold #375449 drops them at 277 gr. cast from straight WW. It is a FNGC design.
Is that close enough?

Hip

M98,

nope.

Rich

I purchased several boxes of this fellows 375 cal 320grn GC bullets several years ago, first class bullets

e has all different weights in 375

http://bullshop.gunloads.com/tbs_riflebullets30.htm