Yep,
Hornady even ships to Kentucky.

100 boxes, 50 boxes of the 300 grain softs and 50 boxes of the 270 grain softs, at Whittaker Guns tomorrow:

www.whittakerguns.com

Any serious hunter will use the GSC or North Fork solids and softs, and load his own after he chronographs and dissects the factory loads.
Whittaker did not order any solids, but he will if anyone wants him to.

Rick,
It does depend on Mr. UPS not becoming Mr. OOPS, and what an oops on your shipment!!!

And Rick's post just oopsed away.

RIP

Deleted to tone it down, I try not to post in anger Still miffed at UPS for misdirecting three shipments in three months, but I'll get over it.

Looking forward to your usual unbiased and through review of the new cartridge and rifle.

Rick,
Understood.

Joe at www.realguns.com will probably beat me to it, and Jeff at www.gunblast.com has already published some wild reload data.

Realistic handloads for average 23" barrels with avearge 300-grain .375 bullets, for same pressure, IMHO, IMHSWAG:

.375 H&H: 2525 fps
.375 Ruger: 2625 fps
.375 Weatherby: 2725 fps

Hey there's a box on Gunbroker item#65322983 for sale for I think $50.00. Good chance to stock up.

I wonder if you could swage RUM brass down to work in the 375 Ruger? If the base would squash down that far, the primer pocket might need cleaning up. ??? What is the difference, .545 to .532 ?

Wellllllllllllllll??????????????
Do you have any ammunition yet?

Rich
DRSS

Glenn,
you would have to lathe turn it, (not my recommendation) to get the body right, but section a couple first to know how thick it is. you could wind up with a chases thickness too small..

or, trimm SOME off, then form.... the forming dies would need to be from 1" stock, due to pressure... you wouldn't want to crakc a die DRAWING it down (not swaging.. that's UP)

jeffe

Midway sold out of the first batch of softs...

new shipment due monday
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=741546