Nobody told me that reloader bullets for my new to me 375 H&H are harder to find in Canada than a hens teeth. I called perhaps eight suppliers today and no one has hornady 375s in stock. I'm talking bullets for reloading. Even the big supplies don't have any! Some don't even carry 375 bullets period!

Some had a few premium 375 bullets, full metal jackets, which I don't what to blow on the dirt bank behind paper targets.

Man, I might just get me a 375 lead bullet die!

I never though that with all the distributors and suppliers in Canada, that a Plain Jane 375 caliber bullet would be hard to get? Are suppliers in Canada serious about what they advertise in their catalogues?

did you try P&D in edmonton?

I thought they had some the last time I was in there.

P&D

You might try Higginson Powder in Ontario> They handle Hornady bullets

Higginsons

It seems anything over .338 is a PIA to get in Canada. You think 375 is bad try 505 gibbs 510 cal or 475 diameter bullets. As for suppliers in Canada what do they expect when they only order once a year at spring trade shows so that they can get the best deal. instead of getting inventory in when supplies are low.

I could help you with Barnes and GS custom bullets in 375. My only Hornady stock is in 416's right now.

I have to ask though why do you want to shoot something that you will not be hunting with?

Get on the puter and start looking.Ellwood Epps,LeBaron,SIR, Bashaw Sports,David Henry Gunmaker for a start

I Live in London UK but used to be a residence of Ontario. I tried without success for 9.3 head and gave up after 03 months. Similar for loaded ammo in 9.3 x 62

I've never had problems gettig 375 caliber bullets. I usually buy form Wholesale Sports, Russels, Omineca Source for Sports or Higginsons.

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Originally posted by londonhunter:
I Live in London UK but used to be a residence of Ontario. I tried without success for 9.3 head and gave up after 03 months. Similar for loaded ammo in 9.3 x 62

Never found commercial ammo in 9.3x62 here, but never had a problem finding .366 caliber bullets. There usually is a choice. Wholesale or Russell Sports

Frans

P&D had a couple of boxes of nosler premium bullets. No Hornadys.

Sir does NOT stock 375 caliber.

Russell is out. Wholesale is out.

Ellwood Epps has solids only.


I will hunt with hornady if I can get them. But my rifle is new to me and I plan to reload for it and get use to it, by shooting several hundred bullets at targets. Hornadys 3710 are listed in up to date catalogues at apox $25.99 (Russell's 2008). Nosler partitions are $60.99. Accubond for $45.99.

I'd rather plow 200 to 300 or so in dirt at $25.99 for 50 or such. And I will plow a moose with a hornady anyday.

I've been told by suppliers that I have an expensive caliber and I just got to get use to it. Problem is I don't need premium bullets for targets right now.

Thanks for you suggestions. I will try other suppliers.

If you are just wanting some cheap bullets for target shooting, why not get some loaded Reminton centerfire 270 gr sp's. $53 box and you get the brass for relading. I bought a few boxes last year for breaking in my 375 and they were decent for the price. Not the best alternative but as I said before, above 338 selection gets small as the gun stores just bother with bigger bore stock.

You could try Corlane Sporting Goods in Dawson Creek. Their number is 250 782-2111. They are expecting a bullet order in so anything is possible.
Take good care,
Dave

I have had the same results as Gatehouse. .375 cal Accubonds and Barnes have been no problem from Wholesale Sports.

Call here:

http://www.ominecasourceforsports.com/

250-567-9885

Ask for Mark.

Tell him Gatehouse sent you

Local store has two boxes of 270 interbonds and two boxes or 300 interbonds sitting on shelf, pm me if you want their phone number.

Thanks Saskguy for the heads up. I was able to purchase two boxes each of interlocks in 270 and 300grs. at excellent price.

Also, Canuck32 your idea about Remington factory ammo is a very good idea which I will explore next week. I paid $1.00 each plus freight for brass this week. Your idea is a good one thanks.

One thing I have noticed is that if a few of us decided to order 375 components at the same time we would deplete the canadian inventory in no time!Geesh! Thank you all for the good suggestions.

I just bought some Sierra 300gr .375 SBTs at the local store. They were in the sale bin at about 40% off...lack of interest I guess! Good paper punchers anyhoo.

They had 375 270 TSXs in stock, and some others.


Cheers,
Canuck

Got er done.