Looking for someone to reload 50-60 rounds of 378 Weatherby Mag. Ill supply all the components. Just need a good reliable person with the knowledge for big caliber mags.
Thanks in advance

Call chad, you don't want just anyone loading ammo for you.

http://dallasreloads.com

+1 on FJG & RC's suggestion...
Ron

^^^^^^
This is who you want doing your loading.

The .378 isn't particularly difficult to load for, but I've found a wide variance in velocity from nominally identical loads with different powders. As I recall, the range was something like 200 fps, so treat the published load data with a certain amount of skepticism.

What bullet are you using?

My shoulder hurts from just thinking about shooting that rifle.

A single stage press, lee hand trimmer, beam scale and seating bullets at magazine length will probably get you as close as anything will for not much money. But if you don't want to reload, i'd still seek a professional.

Thanks, guys!

txbigly, Feel free to give me a call or email about what you would like. Thank you!

Thanks for all the info guys. 603Country, Its really not as bad as it sounds with a break and a pad its about like a 300 Mag. Chad, I will get in touch with you soon !!

[quote=syncerus]The .378 isn't particularly difficult to load for, but I've found a wide variance in velocity from nominally identical loads with different powders. As I recall, the range was something like 200 fps, so treat the published load data with a certain amount of skepticism.

What bullet are you using?


syncerus, I really like the Barnes TSX in other rounds but havent shot any in my 378 yet.

Saeed on Accurate Reloading indicates that there's no real point in driving the 300 grain TSX much over 2800 fps for use on most game, since the penetration decreases at higher velocities and the expansion at 2800 fps is perfectly adequate. As he's performed extensive testing and has shot several hundred head of dangerous game, I took his commentary at face value and developed a moderate load with MagPro that runs about 2850 fps. I've read that MagPro has some temperature sensitivity, but don't think it meaningful in a load so far below maximum.