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Does anyone have any information on the 375 Nitro 2.5"? The rifle it is chambered for is a pre war Mauser 98. It has the following stamps on the barrel and receiver: 375 Nitro, 280gr, NC 38gr 9.5mm (375) x 2.5" 9.5mm x 63mm British Proof marks Not English made Specially made for Chas. A. Heyer & Co. Nairobi Waffenfaerik - Oberndorf A/ n. (the n. is underneath the A and in small font) The previous owner has once fired brass headstamped "Norma RE special" The once fired brass measures aprox.: rim .468" rim thickness .046-.050" base dia. .468" dist. from base to top of shoulder 2.011" case length 2.485" He also had some reload formed from 280 Rem. brass. I have not been able to find any reference to this cartridge. Any information would be appreciated. | ||
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hi.. try to get in touch with kynoch,their site seems to be down for the min,but im sure you can get it from google,or does anyone on here have their number? i have it somewhere,just not sure precisely where! cheers zac m. | |||
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Every thing you write makes sense to me except the 9.5x63 stamp. I have a Mannlicher 1908 in 9x56 Mannlicher that has the same chamber dimentions as you quote. I believe it is the same as the .375 Nitro 2.5" rimless. My rifle shoots a 270 grain bullet at 2200 fps and is about as accurate as I can shoot with iron sights. JudgeG ... just counting time 'til I am again finding balm in Gilead chilled out somewhere in the Selous. | |||
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