375 Winchester Brass. . .where the heck is it???

[OFFSHORE]

Not sure if this is the correct forum to post this in, but the folks here would be in the know.

I am looking for preferably Starline Brass, but will settle for Winchester to purchase. Buffalo Arms is showing in-stock, but you can not order any. If anyone has any leads for a few hundred pieces PLEASE shoot me a PM. Thank you.

[cwtebay]

https://starlinebrassusa.com/starlin...75-winchester/

Shows it's in stock there.

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[Leslie Sapp]

I gave up and just bought 38-55 brass. It works just fine untrimmed in my 1894 Big Bore Winchester.

[jj850]

that site does not look like the Starline site i use. starlinebrass.com as a large banner at the top warning of scam sites.

[35 Rem]

https://starlinebrassusa.com/starlin...75-winchester/

Shows it's in stock there.

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Are you sure that's the real Starline website? Looks totally different and all sorts of brass is in stock that hasn't been for ages??https://www.starlinebrass.com/ is what I have saved.

[cwtebay]

Are you sure that's the real Starline website? Looks totally different and all sorts of brass is in stock that hasn't been for ages??https://www.starlinebrass.com/ is what I have saved.

I just realized that! Thank you for pointing that out.

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[35 Rem]

Scary that such sites exist. I bet they are doing good business too taking advantage of all the shortages.

[tinsnips]

Why isnt there anyone who cant do a thing about all these scam sites? Seams to be more everyday.

[Pereira]

I saw some at one of the shops near me last month, he had a few bags of Win. brand.

RP

[Boogan1]

There is a guy on the 24 hr campfire forum selling 20 some boxes of factory loaded 375 win ammo.

[TomAM]

There are very few true 375 Winchesters (guns) out there.
If yours is a Marlin or Winchester, it's actually a 38-55 and will be much more accurate using 38-55 brass. Measure your chamber to see the appropriate case length.

[Rockindaddy]

I have a pile of 375 Winchester brass. Going to load it and shoot it in my 1893 Marlin 38-55wcf Would prefer to have 38-55wcf brass. I would trade it!

[1I-Jack]

https://www.starlinebrass.com/375-win

It's in stock now.

[cwtebay]

https://www.starlinebrass.com/375-win

It's in stock now.

I believe that it is only available for backorder.

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[1I-Jack]

My mistake, you are corrent, they're only available on backorder.

[cwtebay]

Screen shot just taken. Not a backorder situation.

Cool! Thank you

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[DanLee]

I've reformed .30-30 Winchester brass to make .375 Win fodder. Haven't use it in full power loads but it suits for plinking with cast bullets.

[1I-Jack]

I contacted Starline about my current backorder on 375 Win brass. Their reply:
"Thank you for reaching out. This is a caliber that is not a fast seller for us, so we are able to accept backorders continually, which is the current status of this caliber.
Your order is still active in our system, however at this time it’s really impossible for us to estimate any timeframes due to the volume of orders we have. Once we have the cases completed, we will process the orders in the order they were received. I apologize for the inconvenience."

[1006]

There are very few true 375 Winchesters (guns) out there.
If yours is a Marlin or Winchester, it's actually a 38-55 and will be much more accurate using 38-55 brass. Measure your chamber to see the appropriate case length.

I have a Winchester model 94 XTR. It appears to have a .375 inch bore, unlike a 38-55. However, the chamber must be as long as a 38-55 chamber; I use untrimmed 38-55 brass as a normal practice. Accuracy seems the same as long as the bullets are the same diameter.

[Chill Wills]

I have a Winchester model 94 XTR. It appears to have a .375 inch bore, unlike a 38-55. However, the chamber must be as long as a 38-55 chamber; I use untrimmed 38-55 brass as a normal practice. Accuracy seems the same as long as the bullets are the same diameter.

That is interesting. I owned a 375 XTR for a while. I never thought to do a chamber length measurement. The rifle is long gone but somewhere I still have brass.