[wingnuut]

Being in the commie state Mass , can't find any here ,and we can't order on line from mass no one will ship here , my son lives in Conn. I think they can still order on line, where is the best place to try.? for my 336 marlin

 

[hunter5567]

I believe Wisconsin Cartridge loads for it but I don't know if they have any in stock. you might try Reed's ammo, Midsouthshooterssupply, Natchezss, MidwayUSA, Graf and Sons, Wideners.
If you can receive a shipment by FedEx from an individual, I believe I know where a few boxes are of Winchester 375. It might be kinda high priced.

 

[tahoe2]

time to reload

wingnut; you should seriously reload for that 375 Winny, I have been reloading for mine for 5 years, and love it!
I can load cast 38-55 bullets @ lower (38-55 ) velocities for plinkin fun, or "souped up" jacketed loads for hunting.
I have yet to bag a deer or bear with it yet, but I'm still trying!

 

[KS95B40]

.375 Winchester

wingnut; you should seriously reload for that 375 Winny, I have been reloading for mine for 5 years, and love it!
I can load cast 38-55 bullets @ lower (38-55 ) velocities for plinkin fun, or "souped up" jacketed loads for hunting.
I have yet to bag a deer or bear with it yet, but I'm still trying!

I agree, handloading for the .375 is the way to go. I can load mine from .38-55 pressures shooting 255gr LFP up to full power .375 shooting 220 gr Hornady JSPs.

The last factory Winchester ammo that I saw, 200gr Power Points, was priced at $80; $4 a shot kind of takes the fun out of shooting.