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<blockquote data-quote="MudRunner2005" data-source="post: 1299184" data-attributes="member: 12995"><p>I'm about 99% sure Cheyenne Tactical (CT, or CheyTac) created the .375 version of their .408 CheyTac cartridge... They sell ammo for it under the name .375 CheyTac... Although I'm sure others have similar wildcat designs out there, but CheyTac wouldn't be able to use their name on the cartridge, had they not been the ones to get it copyrighted and registered with SAAMI.</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.cheytac.com/shop/ammo/20-round-ammo-box/" target="_blank">CheyTac® Loaded Match Grade Ammunition - CheyTac USA, LLCCheyTac USA, LLC</a></p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.midwayusa.com/wishList?referringListID=217839618" target="_blank">Create a Wish List - MidwayUSA</a></p><p></p><p>$57 for 20 new Bertram cases is cheaper than my Nosler STW brass when it's not on sale...</p><p></p><p>And yes, I know there's more options, like Fred stated. Also, "with the current trend" of everyone having to have bigger and bigger and bigger, you might as well just cut to the chase and start elk hunting with a 105mm Howitzer. Animals are not that hard to kill with 1 well-placed shot. We killed them for thousands of years with pointy sticks and rocks, and then muzzleloaders (as weak as they were back then), and then BP centerfires (which were also not super powerful compared to smokeless cartridges).</p><p></p><p>Some disagree, and some agree with me, but it is getting a bit ridiculous. But that is simply my opinion, and nobody else has to agree with it, it's just the trend that I see happening.</p><p></p><p>I'm done derailing this guy's thread. Sorry OP.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MudRunner2005, post: 1299184, member: 12995"] I'm about 99% sure Cheyenne Tactical (CT, or CheyTac) created the .375 version of their .408 CheyTac cartridge... They sell ammo for it under the name .375 CheyTac... Although I'm sure others have similar wildcat designs out there, but CheyTac wouldn't be able to use their name on the cartridge, had they not been the ones to get it copyrighted and registered with SAAMI. [url=http://www.cheytac.com/shop/ammo/20-round-ammo-box/]CheyTac® Loaded Match Grade Ammunition - CheyTac USA, LLCCheyTac USA, LLC[/url] [url=http://www.midwayusa.com/wishList?referringListID=217839618]Create a Wish List - MidwayUSA[/url] $57 for 20 new Bertram cases is cheaper than my Nosler STW brass when it's not on sale... And yes, I know there's more options, like Fred stated. Also, "with the current trend" of everyone having to have bigger and bigger and bigger, you might as well just cut to the chase and start elk hunting with a 105mm Howitzer. Animals are not that hard to kill with 1 well-placed shot. We killed them for thousands of years with pointy sticks and rocks, and then muzzleloaders (as weak as they were back then), and then BP centerfires (which were also not super powerful compared to smokeless cartridges). Some disagree, and some agree with me, but it is getting a bit ridiculous. But that is simply my opinion, and nobody else has to agree with it, it's just the trend that I see happening. I'm done derailing this guy's thread. Sorry OP. [/QUOTE]
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