Centre 2 are 'Smoke's' .375 on on the .45/90 case, capacity 80gr., with .45/90on the right and .375H&H on the left.

Smoke has named his round a .38-80, rather the calibre and length as in English ctgs., he's used calibre and case capacity in gr.

As noted, this round should be a really good one, duplicating the .376 Steyr, which is a bit better than .375H&H ballistics of 1912.(the ballistics that made it famous BTW)