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Which bullet would be the best for conventional 375th caliber rifles

We have a new achievement – ​​the enemy was hit at a distance of 3600 m with the Victrix Throne V 38’’ 375th caliber rifle! Several conclusions can be drawn from this achievement, the first of which is simple – interested state authorities could purchase the Victrix Throne V 38’’ 375th caliber rifle and test them as an option in selected sniper units. These rifles are now sold in Ukraine, everything you need for them can also be obtained. The second conclusion is more important for us: the 375th caliber cartridge based on the highest quality Peterson cartridge case (if it is not mutilated), the classic brilliant Hornady A-TIP Match 390 grain bullet and good gunpowder is capable of showing wonderful results! The fact that even with the best components you can make shit – well, that’s a separate problem, I don’t even want to discuss it. Also, these days after a record hit at 3600 m on one side and excellent test results on Victrix Throne V 38’’ rifles and Cadex rifles with a twist of 1:...

Victrix Tormento of the .375 CheyTac caliber with a barrel length of 30 inches

I continue the story about the super rifles of the .375 CheyTac caliber. So next up is the Victrix Tormento of the .375 CheyTac caliber with a barrel length of 30 inches. Bonus - I'll tell about Viсtrix Throne too. These super rifles work perfectly in front-line conditions at distances of up to 2700-2800 meters. However, their operation requires the sniper and his assistants to be extremely careful. The bolt group is the weak point of all Victrix rifles. Because of this, we never buy Victrix in 308 and 338 calibers, and we stopped buying Victrix in 50 BMG caliber. Due to the weakness of the bolt, problems may arise with an overdose of gunpowder. Also, the design of the striker is such that it can pierce the primer too deeply and capture part of the primer inside the bolt, which will lead to the need for repair if the bolt is not disassembled and cleaned immediately. Also, the springs inside the bolt fail and have to be replaced. If the barrel were longer, there would be no such pro...

M200 is a weapon specifically for use in war

Among the .375 super rifles, snipers love the CheyTac Firearms M200 Intervention rifle with a 29-inch barrel. This weapon is a bit crudely made, but is generally reliable after a little tweaking. We replace unreliable bipods with bipods of our own design, provide special mufflers. The rifle, brought to perfection with a good cartridge, shoots at a distance of up to 2700 meters, providing reliable hits. Of course, the M200 must be protected from the wrong cartridge, because even such a rifle can be broken. But in general, this is a weapon specifically for use in war , so it has a margin of safety and justifies every hryvnia that was paid for it. We consistently supply the best .375 caliber cartridges for these rifles. And we buy cartridges, which we manage to get again and again. We are also buying bullets - and now we are creating a certain stock, because we doubt that we will be able to bring them after January 20. Now we already have bullets of 375 caliber, which will last until the ...

Cadex CDX-40 Shadow cal. 375 CheyTac has proven to be a reliable weapon

We first ordered Cadex CDX-40 Shadow 375 CheyTac super rifles in December 2022 . Before that, we limited ourselves to 338LM rifles, perfected them, provided good cartridges, and were satisfied that our trained snipers hit the enemy at a distance of 1,800-2,000 meters. We also actively provided 50 BMG rifles, appreciating the opportunity to hit the enemy with armor-piercing cartridges. But throughout the fall of 2022, the best snipers asked us to buy 375-caliber rifles, and we began to buy Cadex CDX-40 Shadow cal rifles. .375 CheyTac. First, we bought back a few batches of rifles that the Ibis store brought in for us. Second, we bought some relatively new rifles second hand. Third, we brought some rifles from abroad. Fourth, in one of the batches of Cadex CDX-40 Shadow rifles cal. 375 CheyTac from the Ibis store added spare barrels - and we bought old Cadex rifles off hand and replaced the barrels with new ones. We were satisfied with the results. The rifles had different barrels, but i...

Desert Tech HTI 29" FDE, .375 Chey Tac rifle - our experience

Since many people are interested in the experience of using various 375 caliber super rifles in our sniper groups, I decided to make a few posts about the features of each type of rifle separately , and also immediately remind that snipers need the best 375 caliber bullets, which we will buy as much as we can get. ! When I first saw the Desert Tech HTI 29" FDE, .375 Chey Tac rifle , I thought it was a poor weapon, crudely and sloppily made. What was surprising was that front-line snipers were mostly satisfied with these rifles and reported great results from them. The deployment of drones on the front led already at the end of 2023 to the search for a rifle that would shoot accurately at long distances, but was relatively light and, most importantly, compact . Many groups began to shoot at night, and in order to get into position, it was necessary to cover a certain distance at night over difficult terrain, and the compactness of the rifle began to be valued very highly. The r...