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Just as I suspected... The 300gr .375 Hornady Interbond is "coming soon"... Midway already has it listed in their catalog for $14.65 a box. After seeing them systematically replace their hunting bullet line-up of the old Interlock with the new bonded core Interbonds I have been HOPING for this for the .375 and here it is alas. Many here have praised the 300gr RN Hornady as an affordable and accurate bullet but results on big game were quite varied and it appeared to be somewhat fragile in many cases. This new bonded core version should eliminate that problem and make a good bullet great... Anyone gotten hold of these yet? .22 LR Ruger M77/22 30-06 Ruger M77/MkII .375 H&H Ruger RSM | ||
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458RugerNo1, I also like the Hornady 300gr RN Interlock bullet. It's been very accurate in my rifles. I too had been hoping that Hornady would bring out the 300gr RN in an Interbond version. I have an alert set with Midway to email me when they are in stock. Hopefully these bullets will be available before too long. -Bob F. | |||
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It's progress but I'd certainly rather seen the 300 grain spitzer boat tail in a bonded offering first......but I'm not consulted when they do these things.....probably a good thing!!! /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." Winston Churchill | |||
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The .458/500gr Interbonds are on the shelves of Scheel's sporting goods store. That should be a good bullet too. I always liked the Hornady bullets for accuracy too, but saw the Interlokt shed core from jacket on moose and water buffalo whether in my .458 WinMag or .460 Wby. | |||
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Vapodog, I'm sure all their Interlock line will be phased out and transitioned to Interbond over the next year or so. From what I've observed they seem to have chosen the order of the changes according to popularity (.308" was one of the first for example) and they're going down the line from there. I'd be shocked if the spire pointed 300gr .375 is not one on the list, it's just that it's not been changed over yet. .22 LR Ruger M77/22 30-06 Ruger M77/MkII .375 H&H Ruger RSM | |||
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