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13 January 2006, 04:37
Big Mo
375 H&H
Ok,Ordered RCBS reloading stuff should be here in 3 weeks. Taking the 375 to Namibia in July what is a good plains game reload start working on .
Thanks
stan
13 January 2006, 05:56
MHC_TX
Here are 2 .375H&H loads that I use>

300gr. Swift A-frame
74.5grs RL-15
WW cases
MV=2600fps

300gr. Sierra Boattail
78.5grs. W-760
WW cases
MV=2522fps

Both loads are max in my rifle, so reduce and work up in your rifle. My rifle has a 23" barrel.
13 January 2006, 06:01
vapodog
It's a bit more than necessary for plains game but if you want to use it go with an A-Frame about 250-270 grains.


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13 January 2006, 06:11
Big Mo
Its a new rifle and shoots under an inch at 100yds. I want to break it in on a Kudu and Gemsbok. I am going to take either my 3006 or 300 wtby as a second rifle. Thanks for the info.
13 January 2006, 06:55
jstevens
I like the 270 North Forks with 72.5 grains of RL15 for 2770 fps in my rifle. Expands on anything and great penetration.


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13 January 2006, 19:08
bobc
We did all our Namibia hunting with 260 gr Accubonds and RL 15 at about 71 grains (I think). Very accurate load and the accubond worked superbly on kudu, gemsbok and mountain zebra. Most shots were pass throughs, the ones recovered penetrated up to 4 ft (follow up Texas heart shot on gemsbok) and retained about 75% with perfect mushrooms. The one through both shoulders of zebra at 40 yards retained 50+% after going through those massive bones. I think it's a great choice. Bob
13 January 2006, 19:18
ricciardelli
.375 for plains game? A little much, but here is my favorite load:

Bullet: Sierra 300 Grain Spitzer Boat Tail
Powder: 78.7 grains of IMR-4350
Primer: Remington 9-1/2M
Case: Winchester
Firearm: Ruger
Optics: Leupold 1x4
Velocity: 2596 FPS @ 15' from muzzle
Accuracy: 3-shot, 100-yard <1"


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13 January 2006, 23:16
butchloc
79 gr 4350 & 300 gr
78 gr 4350 & 270 gr
83 gr 4350 & 210 gr
73.5 gr RL15 & 260 gr
13 January 2006, 23:41
BigBullet
I like bobc's load. Used it with good success. If you're not an Accubond fan, they also make a 260 gr and 270 gr Nosler Partition which will work very well.

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