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My 375 WBY shoots the 300 TSX very well with H4350. I'd like to work up a solid bullet load also preferably with the 300 Barnes Banded Solid. Anyone have expereince trying to get these two bullets to shoot to the same POI?

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Posts: 13119 | Location: LAS VEGAS, NV USA | Registered: 04 August 2002Reply With Quote
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I would drop the powder charge 4 or 5 grains and work up, watching point of impact.

If it gets farther apart as you go up, then go down a grain at a time from your TSX load.


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Mark, don't know about the Weatherby, but in the 375 H&H, one can get both to shoot to POA easily....with the Banded solid loaded about 2 gr or so lower depending on the rifle.

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This 375 Weatherby has to be the one of the easiest to load rifles I've had. 86 gr H4350 with the 300 TSX as RIP suggested shoots like a house a fire (.50"-.75"). Same load with Barnes Super solids hit exactly 1" higher. My load development is over. Both loads are clocking about 2725 fps. I'm sure I could get 50 fps more but why bother. So my experinece is that the 375 Weatherby will beat the H&H by 200 fps or at least it beats my H%H by that margin. The gain does come at a cost of a noticealbe increase in Recoil.

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Posts: 13119 | Location: LAS VEGAS, NV USA | Registered: 04 August 2002Reply With Quote
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Mark,
You are doing the same thing with your .375 Wby as Saeed does with his .375/404.
But you can also shoot plain vanilla .375 H&H loads in your .375 Wby,
and Doctari would approve of the effectiveness of those too.
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I've done the same with my 375 Ackley Improved. Quit at 84 grains of H4350 (Chrono'd at 2692fps) because the Accuracy with Fail Safes was 1 1/8". I may experiment some more now with Barnes Bullets and see what I can do.
 
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Dang it all, I thought I was through fooling with .375 Wby loads. I have some H4350 I thought I'd try in my .280 Rem instead of IMR 4350 (which I couldn't find). Not as good as IMR there but now I have to use the rest up.

Oh, my 300 grain Barnes (non-banded) solid load uses 87 grains H4831SC.


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Mark,

My experience has been with the H&H non-AI and it does very well with the TSX/Solid combo. But I only used RL15. Here are my results:

TSX
70gr. RL15 - 2599fps
71gr. - 2611
72gr. - 2665

Solid
70gr. - 2598
71gr. - 2630
72gr. - 2665

These were tested on 7/22 at 85 degrees (early on a hot AL day). I've since shot the 71gr. load for groups with both bullets and it does very well. Chrono testing with these and the 350gr. Woody bullet showed 5 rounds of each, solid and soft, total of 20, printing into a 2" circle at 100 yds. I consider myself very lucky here, but think it to be very doable by anyone. The H&H and offspring seem to be very easy to load for.

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David,

This reloading stuff is always interesting. My 375 H&H will run faster but beyond 2540 FPS I loose my accuracy. Your rifle is definitely a screamer.

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.375 H&H with 73 grains of R-15 shooting a 300 grain TSX out of a LH Model 70 @ 2550 fps and 71 grains R-15 with a 300 grain Barnes banded solid shoot to within 1 inch of each other (the solids impact higher), both one inch loads if I do my part.
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