Want To Buy 333 Jeffery Rimless Dies, Brass, and Bullets

[The35Whelen]

As the title says, I'd like to buy reloading components for a .333 Jeffery Rimless. I recently acquired a nice bolt rifle chambered in .333 and would like to get it in the field. The rifle came with two boxes of the pictured ammo, but I'd prefer not to shoot it if I don't have to. If you have spare components you'd part with, please comment. Thanks!

 

[rookhawk]

Very hard to come by. What I might suggest to you for soft bullets is to spend $35 x 2 for two Lee swaging dies. One from .338" to .335", another from .335" to .333". You could then use readily obtainable softs for your rifle.

For brass, you'd need to put an order in with Bertram in Australia and with Quality Cartridge in America. When they get enough orders, you'd get your brass.

For Solids, you're SOL unless you find vintage Kynoch 80 year old bullets that come to market every few years on GB, OR for vintage Woodleighs made 20 years ago, OR the most dubious scenario is to wait and pray that Woodleigh makes them someday in the future.

 

[Josh P]

Bertram Brass USA will no longer be importing new stock. I don’t know if there’s another readily available source/method to get them here.

 

[SkullKeeper]

Where are you located ? I may be able to help

 

[The35Whelen]

Gentlemen, thank you for the replies.

@rookhawk thank you for the tips and recommendations. I'll reach out to Lee about those swaging dies.

@Josh P thanks for the heads up on Bertram brass. It's unfortunate they're not importing to the US any longer. Hopefully that'll change in the future.

Huge shout out to @SkullKeeper ! We had a great conversation about reloading components, and I sincerely appreciate your assistance finding them!

Everyone else, if you find something .333 Jeffery related you're willing to part with hiding in your cabinets, drawers, or on some random firearms forum please let me know. Thank you!

 

[Ontario Hunter]

I don't think you want what's hiding in my drawers.

 

[SkullKeeper]

Gentlemen, thank you for the replies.

@rookhawk thank you for the tips and recommendations. I'll reach out to Lee about those swaging dies.

@Josh P thanks for the heads up on Bertram brass. It's unfortunate they're not importing to the US any longer. Hopefully that'll change in the future.

Huge shout out to @SkullKeeper ! We had a great conversation about reloading components, and I sincerely appreciate your assistance finding them!

Everyone else, if you find something .333 Jeffery related you're willing to part with hiding in your cabinets, drawers, or on some random firearms forum please let me know. Thank you!

Thank you sir , I’m glad I could help you !

 

[PeteG]

As the title says, I'd like to buy reloading components for a .333 Jeffery Rimless. I recently acquired a nice bolt rifle chambered in .333 and would like to get it in the field. The rifle came with two boxes of the pictured ammo, but I'd prefer not to shoot it if I don't have to. If you have spare components you'd part with, please comment. Thanks!

If you have the means to purchase the heads in RSA and get them out to USA, then stewarts bullets are an option.
That is where i sourced mine from.
They offered the 250gr and 300gr. Softs and solids.

sapremium-stewart

I have not checked to see if they are still operating.

Woodleigh also offer the 333 heads. Whether or not they are in current production is another story.

 

[The35Whelen]

If you have the means to purchase the heads in RSA and get them out to USA, then stewarts bullets are an option.
That is where i sourced mine from.
They offered the 250gr and 300gr. Softs and solids.

sapremium-stewart

I have not checked to see if they are still operating.

Woodleigh also offer the 333 heads. Whether or not they are in current production is another story.

Thanks for the heads up! I've never heard of Stewarts so I'll check them out!

 

[cornbush]

Hawk bullets still makes .333” bullets.

 

[The35Whelen]

Still looking for proper reloading dies if anyone has them.