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Anyone have a source for .375 Cast Bullets?
 
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Make sure you get them heat treated, well lubed and gas checked if you are going to be pushing them much above 1800 fps.....
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www.customcastbullets.com

call and talk to wayne, tell him what you want (400 grs at 1500... 250 at 2000..) and he'll either cast whatever mould he has, or work with you on ordering one

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Thanks guys - I talked to Wayne, and he's making me up some 325gr 375's... should have them in a couple of weeks.

Now, I need load info to get them to the 1800-2000 fps mark - i have an oehler chronograph to test them, but need a starting load for these "reduced" velocities.
 
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Thanks 475/480, I appreciate the offer... but they may shoot well and then I'd have to have you make more for me!

Actually, I just found a supplier for 320gr 375's.

email Wayne Doudna [wdoudna@hotmail.com] if you'd like a copy of his list.
 
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I use custom cast bullets. Wrote a few stories about the guy, Wayne Doudna. His .416 bullets shoot like a house afire in my rifle; I am sure his .375 bullets are good as well.
 
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