Handloader 294 addresses this issue
.375 Winchester formed from 30-30 brass can be loaded to 30-30 pressure levels 38k CUP as opposed to 52k CUP for .375
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- OT: 375 Winchester brass....? -
Gila Jorge,
2015-01-22, 19:25
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- Handloader 294 addresses this issue -
ERSisk,
2015-01-22, 20:31
- Checked my notes and in my ruger #2 or is it #4? -
ERSisk,
2015-01-22, 23:31
- Checked my notes and in my ruger #2 or is it #4? - uncowboy, 2015-01-23, 05:54
- Checked my notes and in my ruger #2 or is it #4? -
ERSisk,
2015-01-22, 23:31
- OT: 375 Winchester brass....? -
Harry O-1,
2015-01-24, 13:34
- Norm Johnson sectioned .30-30 and .375 brass and -
Hobie,
2015-01-25, 14:41
- Have 38/55 Winchester brass -
Bud,
2015-01-27, 10:58
- Have 38/55 Winchester brass...Thank you... - Gila Jorge, 2015-01-30, 20:45
- Have 38/55 Winchester brass -
Bud,
2015-01-27, 10:58
- Norm Johnson sectioned .30-30 and .375 brass and -
Hobie,
2015-01-25, 14:41
- Handloader 294 addresses this issue -
ERSisk,
2015-01-22, 20:31