These don't appear to be in production any more but I did find a box. They shoot fairly well. Anyone ever use them?

For practice.

They are not a bad bullet and very accurate in everything I've used them in.

quote:

Originally posted by 458Win:
They are not a bad bullet and very accurate in everything I've used them in.

I can't remember seeing an accurate 375 that would not shoot very well with 78 grains of Win 760 and the 300 grain Hornady round nose.

Are they out of production?! I've got a dozen boxes on order and today Midway said it would be another 90 days.

Bob

I don't see these in their catalog or web site so I don't honestly know if they still make them or not. They do have the 300gn RN Interlock but not the 300 gn RN Interbond.

I believe the the BB Interbonds were discontinued when the DGX came out. Call Hornady and ask.

The first guide I ever used was Leon Fancisco on Kodiak Island. He had hunted many years there and taken many big bears. He also was a knowledgable gun guy. He used the 375 cal. 300gr RN Interlock exclusively in his back up 375 at about 2,400 fps. He said the Hornadys never looked pretty when they came out of an animal but they always worked.

Mark

Looking at the hornady 8th edition reloading book, it came in the mail yesterday. It shows four .375 cal.300 grain bullets. BTSP-RP interlock. RN Interlock. DGX. and DGS. It does note that the 270 grain RN Interlock bullet is discontinued.