Recent content by schwerpunkt88

Where do you aim at a truck for quickest kill?

Thank you 375 Ruger Fan..

Thank you Albert

Where at the Large Magnum Rifle Primers and Alliant RL 15 powders? Midway hasn't had them in months!

The Ruger is going to cost you less up front for the rifle. Ammo availability is not as consistent, but that will change over time

I agree with AimSmall. What's interesting in these discussions is we deliberate over what, in this case, amounts to 30 grains of bullet. That's less weight than your standard .22 long rifle round impacting an animal that weighs like 1,800 lbs. I don't think the buffalo will know the...

I shudder when I see people posting pictures of babies and dogs/cats in vulnerable scenarios. Just inviting bad things to happen to the baby and ultimately to the animal as well.

We need to get back to where we merit the first quote..

He was ridiculed by the press when he said it, but actually, what Don said is pretty insightful

"....because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don't know we don't know." -Donald Rumsfeld "It ain't what you...

Barnes 235 grain TSX. Trajectory similar to the 30-06 with less recoil than shooting the 300 grain bullets.

Thanks Luvthunt and everyone else for the input. It's been interesting and helpful

Thanks. There is a lot of different information out there on annealing. One video I watched warned against dumping the heated brass into cold water as that actually hardens the metal. I've seen "let it cool" recommendations and dump it into cold water recommendations. What's everyone think?

Thanks Puddle, Interesting, before first firing? What is your thinking around doing that?

Question- Do you guys anneal your 375 H&H brass or not? Does not seem like the brass takes a lot of "working" to size and load, so I'm not sure it makes sense.