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are dies easy to get hold of in 338-378? where would be the best place to get brass. thanks | ||
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Try Midway Straight shootin to ya | |||
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CH4D has every die imaginable. HL | |||
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Alex.Y: I bought a Redding three die set of 338/378 Weatherby dies a year or so ago. They were used but like new and the reason I bought them was for re-sale (profit) purposes. I see them at sport shops in the western United States all the time. They are pricey but available I have two friends that use this caliber and handload for it. They have no trouble finding any components for this caliber (including brass). By the way I have seen one of my friends harvest a very nice 7x7 Bull Elk with one shot from his 338/378 Weatherby. I even contemplated buying a Rifle in 338/378 Weatherby, but then I remembered I am recoil sensitive (recoil shy! - fraidey cat! - sissy! etc etc etc). This caliber does not recoil so much as it SMASHES the shooter! One of my friends has a muzzle brake on his Rifle and once he fired it with me standing 5 or 6 feet behind him as I was spotting game for him - I was deafened for the rest of that day! Best of luck if you are contemplating getting a 338/378 Rifle. Hold into the wind VarmintGuy | |||
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VarmintGuy, I wouldnt get one but a mate of mine has just swapped his 338 TRG for one, he has already got a 300 weatherby and a 416 rigby so hes not too worried about the recoil factor. it dosent sound too popular here in the uk, i do know he will need brass for it though. | |||
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