kidcoltoutlaw
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Does anybody sell it new or am I going to have to make it ,
Thanks,Keith
Thanks,Keith
375 JDJ brass ?
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Capt. Charlie
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I'm not familiar with the round, but I'm guessing the JDJ refers to hand cannon guru J.D. Jones? If so, J.D. lives about a mile from me and could probably supply it. Name of his "shop" (kinda like calling a .700 Nitro a "mouse gun" 
) is SSK Industries, at 590 Woodvue Lane, Wintersville, OH - 43953. Phone is (740) 264-0176. They are also a major supplier of Corbon ammo. Hope this helps .
) is SSK Industries, at 590 Woodvue Lane, Wintersville, OH - 43953. Phone is (740) 264-0176. They are also a major supplier of Corbon ammo. Hope this helps .Make your own! It's very, very easy.
I have .375 JDJ Hornady New Dimension Dies and use RP .444 brass. Lube'm up and they form with one easy stroke on my old Rockchucker. Just don't use too much lube or you'll get oil dents.
Lesson learned:
Make sure you "bump" the shoulder back slightly or you will get misfires-read this link:
http://www.bellmtcs.com/FAQ/Experiment.htm
Been reloading for and shooting my .375 JDJ (SSK 14 in) for 18 months. Currently shooting Nos 260 gr Accubonds @ 2050 fps using H4895. Just under max according to data sheets and Quickload. Superb accuracy. Will be trying some N140 when I can get some.
Sako
I have .375 JDJ Hornady New Dimension Dies and use RP .444 brass. Lube'm up and they form with one easy stroke on my old Rockchucker. Just don't use too much lube or you'll get oil dents.
Lesson learned:
Make sure you "bump" the shoulder back slightly or you will get misfires-read this link:
http://www.bellmtcs.com/FAQ/Experiment.htm
Been reloading for and shooting my .375 JDJ (SSK 14 in) for 18 months. Currently shooting Nos 260 gr Accubonds @ 2050 fps using H4895. Just under max according to data sheets and Quickload. Superb accuracy. Will be trying some N140 when I can get some.
Sako