Casting 375 H&H?

[MulePacker]

Reloading for my .375 is getting pretty expensive. Does anyone have an reasonable source for 300grain planking rounds? Or possibly casting capabilities?

[Cowboy T]

So you want to be able to plink more with your .375 H&H. Cool!

Casting capabilities are several. This is a 250gr, but if you're talking about plinking, then you don't really need Cape Buff medicine. :-)

Lee 379-250-RF mould. Available here.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/476137/lee-2-cavity-bullet-mold-379-250-rf-375-winchester-38-55-wcf-379-diameter-250-grain-flat-nose

Keep the pressure to about 40,000 PSI and you should be just fine. Remember, we're talking about plinking here.

For lead sources, I'd look to the Cast Boolits forum and their vendors, or buy it on eBay.

[Fjold]

I usually just keep an eye out on the internet and the few times that I go to gun shows and buy old bullets that I find for sale. I probably have 500+ old stock Hornady bullets that I plink with.

[GW]

And consider gas checks for those cast bullets as well

[rm1911]

Casting 375 H&H?

http://hunters-supply.com/shop/379-3855-260-p-193.html?osCsid=okr79n0j8nvb2h9outoog97j30

I've ordered from them in the past. Good bullets. Score some trail boss. You'll love it.

Or, find unique. Older Lyman manuals have load data for cast bullets and unique. . Most faster burning pistol powders will fill the bill. Start with a light charge and work up. Like start around 6-7gr bullseye or power pistol.

I shot a 375 once. The first time I did was also the last time I did !!!