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February 16, 2016
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A friend on another forum posted this .375 SM from United Sporting Arms and I thought you guys might enjoy it.
February 16, 2016
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His write-up:
Thought I would share one of my favorites, a .375 Supermag. This is not the DW flavor but actually a United Sporting Arms version. Not many around these days, but it harkens back to IHMSA days. You can read all about the history of the sport and Elgin Gates, but suffice it to say the supermag revolvers were quite a big deal. Very accurate, I love the .375 but few folks do. You need to make your own brass and bullets are scarce. The other supermags are easier to deal with, but they are all good at doing the job.
The .375 is a tough one to load for. I love the cartridge but it requires work. I cut down .375 win brass on my file trim die, then it's off to the races.
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February 9, 2009
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I was just loading .375 SM rounds tonight, they are a handloaders round for sure. Interesting cartridge though. The Seville's are great revolvers as well.
A man cannot have too many SuperMags
DWF Supporters
December 21, 2016
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i found brass for my .375SM at quality cartridge. they weren't cheap, but the brass solved some extraction problems i had with cut-down .375 Win brass.
February 8, 2014
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Very nice revolver. I'm betting it's a shooter too.
Steve S.
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January 24, 2009
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I just found this thread, and I must agree, Sevilles are fantastic guns! My .375SM Seville is one of my very favorite guns to shoot. They have a little less felt recoil than a 44 Mag, but they hit every bit as hard, maybe harder! Hmm, I think I need to take both guns to the range again soon just to make sure I'm remembering correctly. 
For whatever reason, I usually take one or the other on range trips, not often both.
Anyway, here's mine.
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