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I have some Remington & Winchester 7.62x54R brass from the 1930's and 40's that I'm still reloading. Its held up quite well. Up until a couple of years ago, all there was available for Austrian 8x56R was 1930's Nazi surplus. I have a bunch of it and it shoots really nice. Too bad it's Berdan.

You are nothing but a keyboard commando. Another internet troll looking to stir up the scheiße because you have no life. You've been whining about every cartridge he's posted for the last three years, with zero intention of building any. Go away, Fed Semen.

He's got at least one (sometimes two or three different caliber variants) cartridge of every single family of his wildcats, built in a rifle. That's a little bit of money spent, and none of it is for your benefit, you whiny internet do-nothing, who will never build **** anyway. You have stalked...

Ed, it appears you are cutting off your nose to spite your face. Seems like an awful rash decision to make to burn everything down (including your personal relationship with Pro) over delays on formed brass.

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Whidden does 50 BMG dies...it's an extra $50 per die body.

I would think the Jaguar performance would be similar to .338 Cheytac, but in a Lapua-sized action. If you load it with the long solids, though, it will be a single shot proposition.

375 Warlord & Warlord 2 are the same case capacity, they are exactly the same cartridge, the only difference is no belt. 190gr H²O IIRC.

Consider an improved RUM-based cartridge like the Edge, or better yet, a Lapua-based cartridge like the Sledgehammer, the Lazzeroni Saturn, Swamplord's LRH, etc. Any of those would be better at the distance you are talking about versus a H&H class cartridge like the Ruger. If you want the...

It's coming along...getting closer. Much thanks to Pro on this project!

You'd never believe it, but...AHR. ;) It will be built on a CZ550 Magnum action (.416 Rigby, with Triple River's magazine box for the Jeffery) with a 30" fluted Lilja barrel, and set in a Bell & Carlson tactical stock.

.375 Executioner is in progress...