Just out of curiousity, what does everyone have against the .375 jdj? I know it was technically started as a handgun round, but it's a rifle case. T/C & SSK industries chamber a lot of rounds that are rifle cartridges, does that make them "handgun" rounds? And in all actuality, when looking over my older copy of "Big Bore Cartridges", Ken Waters had a VERY VERY similar round built and called it the ".375 Express". The dimensions between the express and the jdj are so close, I would almost say that jones copied waters. But who am I? The jdj has the ballistics and bullet weights I am looking for. The pressure is low,(lower than a .405 @ 42,000), and .375 diameter bullets grow on trees even where I live, and barrels are WAY cheaper. This all being said, I'm still thinking about it. Thanks.