Anyone else reload for this? I have some limited reloading data but I have some 175 gr. CEB Maximus bullets that I would like to use and there is no load data for bullets that light. I was thinking of using Alliant Varmint or H335. I really would like to use H4895 but getting a pound of that is like winning the lotto. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

I guess I don't get using a bullet that light in any 375. They were sort of made for heavy bullets; that is the point, to me.
I would recommend a 7mm or 30 cal of some ilk, for which a 175 would be good.
Just me maybe. Never heard of a 175 grain for a 375.

I agree. I shoot 270 + 300 G. in my H+H. That socom sounds like an answer to a problem that doesn't exist.

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Originally posted by NormanConquest:
I agree. I shoot 270 + 300 G. in my H+H. That socom sounds like an answer to a problem that doesn't exist.

The only problem is that the 270 and 300 gr. will not reliably expand at SOCOM velocity. I think the niche that the .375 SOCOM fills is that it puts 375 Winchester ballistics in an ar-15 platform. It was never intended to be a dangerous game cartridge, should have enough punch for bear and elk though.

thecanadian,

slower burn rate powders will produce accuracy & velocity in the 375SOCOM.

Accurate 2460 or 2520 pushes 270gr @1750fps out of my 16" Tromix Bbl'd AR top end in 375SOCOM.

Vollmer Precision.com manuf jacketed 375's specifically for the 375 Stalker/375SOCOM's.

SBR ammunition sells 375SOCOM headstamped brass to save you a few steps if necking down 458SOCOM brass(when avail)
https://www.sbrammunition.com/375-SOCOM_c_48.html