First range trip .375 Zastava

[DG Gunsmith]

I know you are in Canada...
Is there some requirement that you go through a gunsmith to order dies?
You can have that to your place lickity-split from MidwayUSA for $40 USD.

MidwayUSA doesn't ship to Canada... This really sucks, as they are the only supplier for a lot o' gun parts & Gunsmith tools... Only way i can get stuff from them, is to get it shipped to a friend Stateside, an' get him to ship it to me... Major hassle, not to mention over double the shipping cost!

 

[Roguemeister]

Very Nice rifle! I have a lefty zastava in 458 win mag, and a 375 in the same configuration is next up. I run federal blue box 270 grains in my brno 375 and have no issues

Get some tru oil and let the stock on your zastava pop!

 

[Tubby’s Canteen]

That rifles come and gone sense this post was started along with a dozen others. I haven’t found the one yet.

 

[Wyatt Smith]

I know how you feel. I think I may have my “one” but I won’t be sure until it sees a gunsmith.

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

I know how you feel. I think I may have my “one” but I won’t be sure until it sees a gunsmith.

@Wyatt Smith
You already have yours mate. That nice little 25 when you get it shooting properly.
Bob

 

[GuttormG]

"The one" might turn out to be very different from what we have thought about.
We light a nice fire, pour an inch of the good stuff and dream of walnut, dreper blue steel and old, nearly forgotten calibers

Turns out the one for me is a 375hh Browning a-bolt stainless stalker. Bought it when I realised my 404-project woudnt be ready in time for a trip. It was the only left-hand above 9,3mm to be found in the country so I got it. Idea was to train, hunt, sell.
The more I used it the more I liked it.
This gun will stay! It is plastic, stainless, pushfeed. All the wrong things.

 

[Wyatt Smith]

True Bob, but that’s my little “one”