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300 gr TSX w RL15 in .375 H&H?

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28 May 2006, 00:08
mstarling
300 gr TSX w RL15 in .375 H&H?
Anyone have data for the 300 gr Barnes TSX w RL15 in .375 H&H?

I have an old Barnes manual, but it doesn't list the TSX's.

Thanks!


Mike

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28 May 2006, 05:09
Grumulkin
I would use load data for another 300 grain bullet and use my usual practice of cautious workup of powder weight watching for pressure signs.
28 May 2006, 20:01
citori
See my earlier thread. Barnes says you should use the data for the X bullets. Despite their guidance, I found that using 72grs. of RL-15 (Their max. load) was too hot. Despite what the Barnes manual says for X bullets, I wouldn't go above 68-70 grs. with RL-15. I was getting good accuracy with the hot loads though.

I'd be interested to know what COAL you're seating your bullets to.


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28 May 2006, 20:22
PRDATOR
I just tryed this in my 375 h&h.
I stared @ 70 gr and went up to 74 gr with velocitys from 2580 to 2670fps and very good accuracy. All the case heads miked the same but I would not push this any more. this is in a factoy model 70 ss.

Rl 15 rocks in the 375 h&h.


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01 June 2006, 07:38
safari
I have found that Reloader 15 to be THE powder with the lighter bullets for the .375HH. When I start using 300gr bullets I like powders such as W760, H414, H4350. Many powders will work, and I'm not saying you can't use R-15 with 300gr bullets because you can, I've just found other powders work better with less pressure and better velocity in my rifle.