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| FWIW, my #1 in .375h&h loved PMCs 270gr 'X' loads, under 1". Just goes to show that all rifles / loads are different.
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| Posts: 7752 | Location: kalif.,usa | Registered: 08 March 2001 | 
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| I bet I know where your coming from. Trying to practice much with a .375 H&H can be a fair hit to the wallet. That was my goal as I paid $11.00 a box for what I usually pay $25 to $30 for.
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| I bought some PMC ammo for my 9mm pistol. They kept jamming after every shot. I finally got fed up with them and chunked them in the trash.
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| Actually hunt4, I had loaded some 'X' bullets getting ready for an African hunt & my local shop didn't have anymore bullets but had a couple boxes of ammo. I never could beat that PMC for accuracy w/ my "x" handloads.
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| I had a box of 45/70 PMC, after the second round would not chamber correctly in my Shiloh Sharps, started checking the brass, what a bunch of junk, tossed them right away. |
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| Shot my first deer with PMC white and red box 6.5X55 140gr sp. They shot pretty good in my sporterized m38. They were and still are (if they're as advertised) I believe one of the hottest factory load for the 6.5X55. I never clocked them but they're listed at 2850fps for the 140gr. |
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