Sell it and buy something else; re-barreling will cost about $500 (unless you can convince Weatherby to cover it).



Have you had the rifle looked at, to try to determine what the problem might be?



George

Indy,



The German Weatherbys (Colt/Sauer) were last produced in 1972, so I suggest you get it checked out. Call Weatherby back, and tell them the results of your test.



It could be a cracked stock, the crown, erosion in the bore, throat erosion, or something serious.



George

Weatherby won't help. There's no one working at Weatherby who even knows what a controlled feed action looks like.

Take it to a gunsmith.

Or if you want a .375, buy one. Converting the weatherby will be costly and will not provide the best result.