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I just picked up a custom ruger#1.Got it for a steal.The only problem is I dont know what its chambered for.The prevoius owner is deceased.I got 20 rounds of once fired brass with the rifle.They're formed from 375H&H brass.the bullet is 375,Thinking its either a 375A.I or Weatherby.Help save me a trip to the smith
case length is 2.825
measurment to bottom of shoulder 2.422
measurment to top of shoulder 2.500
Hope this pic helps.Thanks

 
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Could be the 375 JRS..blown out 8mm Rem mag I think.
Heres a link, check it out see what you think

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BQY/is_12_45/ai_57006116
 
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Hard to see clearly from this distance Wink but isn't that the correct brass length for both the .375 H&H and the .375 WBY? From the look of the shoulder rounding, I would suspect the plain Vanilla .375 Weatherby...
 
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Barnes #6 manual has the 375 JRS in it, unfortunately I don't own one.
 
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Heres a better pic.

 
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Thanks for all the input guys but it seems my measurments of the bullet were way off.LOL its a 358 STA Frowner
 
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That oughta pack some punch.


Love shooting precision and long range. Big bores too!

Recent college grad, started a company called MK Machining where I'm developing a bullpup rifle chassis system.

 
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