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Reboring 375 H&H to 404 Jeff?
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I know a 375 H&H barrel would have to be set back a little to clean up the belt with a 404 Jeffery rebore. Would setting it back enough to clean up the belt be enough? It appears looking at the cartridge dimensions it would do it. Any thoughts? Thanks.

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Actually, no set back needed. Rebore and rechamber. No where is a 404 smaller than a 375hh. .548 around the base vs .535. Chamber measurements boys, I know what the cases measure


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Actually, no set back needed. Rebore and rechamber.

+1 Never done it but thought about it a couple years ago. My research said the samething.


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Thanks guys for the info. I have been considering a rebore for some time. I had really good luck with a 30-06 to 35 Whelen rebore and would love to do another to end up with the 404 Jeffery.

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