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hornady 300gr .375 interbonds

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15 May 2008, 05:11
cc
hornady 300gr .375 interbonds
has anyone used these projectiles, if so what as their preformance like. have some to use in my 378wby, what speeds should they be run at.
15 May 2008, 07:00
jetdrvr
I've fired around 800 of them through my Model 70 .375 H&H at the range. They are quite accurate from my rifle. I've never hunted them. My information is that they have been discontinued in the States. At 2550 fps, they leave a lot of copper fouling. Don't know how they will perform in the faster Weatherby.
16 May 2008, 12:13
jvw375
Hi CC

For a .378 Weatherby I would suggest that you use the 300-grain Swift A-Frame and NOTHING else!

The Interbonds are fine at .375 velocities but I get full expansion at s 450 fps muzzle velocity, so at a guess I suspect you will be dissappointed if you load them in the .378.

Just my humble opinion.

Cheers

jvw
16 May 2008, 18:49
cc
thanks all.................
17 May 2008, 02:01
Atkinson
The hornadys are a little soft..I would opt for the Noslers or a good monolithic such as the GS Customs or BarnesX in the Weatherby...That extra velocity is the enemy of bullets because most of the bullets are designed for the 375 H&H..


Ray Atkinson
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Filer, Idaho, 83328
208-731-4120

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01 July 2008, 13:56
458RugerNo1
How do the new .375 Hornady DGS and DGX compare? I've seen a cutaway of the solid and it sure looks like a sturdy design and they're back to copperclad steel too.

Anyone used them - any comments on these newest from Hornady? Thanks for any input.

PS: Anyone have a cutaway pic of the DGX in particular or know how its designed?


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