30 October 2008, 02:07
AllenBoselyGSC 270gn FN or 300gn FN in .375 H&H?
Between GSC 270 gn FN or 300 gn FN in the .375 H&H,
which is better or preferred for Buff and Elephant?
Will the 300 gn FN fit in a .375 H&H without taking up to much powder space or have to long of a COL since it is a mono metal bullet?
Allen
30 October 2008, 10:07
jetdrvrJust a suggestion..try the big bore forum. Might get a quicker answer there.
30 October 2008, 10:20
Charles_HelmI believe GSC recommends the 270-grain for the H&H, but you should check on their website.
30 October 2008, 10:25
375 fanaticThe 270gr is for the H&H i use them and the 265gr HV with great results. the 270gr is the right lenght for the twist of the H&H
30 October 2008, 12:52
500nitroI use the 300gr GSC FN in my pre'64.
Shoots tight and to the same point of impact as the Barnes 300gr XXX I load at 100m, running 2440fps
30 October 2008, 14:34
375 fanaticquote:
Originally posted by 500nitro:
I use the 300gr GSC FN in my pre'64.
Shoots tight and to the same point of impact as the Barnes 300gr XXX I load at 100m, running 2440fps
Thanks Nitro ill also try the 300gr i got a shock my first load on the 265gr hv were running at 2900f/sec i shot thrue a zebra that the other guys thought i missed it the bullet just kept on going
30 October 2008, 14:36
375 fanaticNitro can you tell me what powder you use i use S341 70gr
31 October 2008, 15:58
500nitrostart at 68gr and work up to 72gr S355.
I get good case fill and excellent burn, and very uniform velocities.
01 November 2008, 16:43
Bryan ChickI use the 300g fn in my pre 64 and it has done what it was supposed to do everytime
01 November 2008, 17:20
RIPI prefer the 300-grain FN. Also responded to this more in the big bore forum.
03 November 2008, 02:06
GerardReplied on the thread in Big Bores.