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Starline Brass in Missouri has 35 Whelen brass. Get it while it lasts.

New brass cases in 24 gauge made by Fiocchi and Magtech are listed by several sellers on Gunbroker today.

How about a file trim die, that old fashioned manual method that uses a trim die mounted in a press and a file. The tools are economical and compact and it's said to be a simple and precise way to trim cases. I have not tried it yet but have a trim die on order from CH Tool and Die out of Mount...

Would that one be considered a type of motor case?

You might take a look at the Bradley Cheek Rest offered by a small company in Oregon. Brad makes several adjustable models in kydex. Some are covered in leather or fabric. All are mounted on a padded base to protect the stock and are made to be easily mounted and dismounted. I ordered one today...

Ben Forkin Forkin Custom Classics White Sulphur Springs, Montana

@375Fox asks which brass do custom loaders use. I can give one example. Hendershot's used Norma brass for the 375H&H they loaded for me using Woodleigh's 350 gr. Weldcore RN SN HD at 2300fps.

Try Winchester's parts department. They have stocks for some of their rifles.

Modern Reloading Manual, 2nd edition, by Richard Lee, includes several reduced loads for .375 H&H using different bullets. Enjoy the ranch!

"The Elephant's Secret Sense: the hidden life of the wild herds of Africa" by Caitlin O'Connell, 2007 An account of the author's field observations of elephant behavior in Namibia.

The Book of the Lion by Sir Alfred E. Pease

Graf & Sons.

The prototype chest rig by mdwest shown above in #76 has some features and materials that look very good to me, particularly that the kydex sheath and the straps use minimal material. My experience with a chest holster for field use was not satisfactory primarily because I found that I did not...

Nice walnut stocks on those new S&W revolvers. They look like the Bear Hug style currently offered by Tyler. Things are looking up in the revolver world.

That news about the locks will be welcomed by pistoleros everywhere as a step in the right direction. Next we will want to hear that S&W has returned to making barrels in the traditional way.