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Has anyone shot those 350 gr bullets in their 375 H&H. If so what velocity did you get? What kind of load did you use? I am thinking of getting and loading up some | ||
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Long time ago, I tried the Barnes Original .375/350gr RNSP in a 24" Whitworth .375 H&H. Start: About 65 grains of H4350 >>> about 2200 fps Max: About 72 grains of H4350 >>> a little over 2400 fps That would have been with Winchester brass and F215 primer. Your mileage may vary. In hunting used 250 to 300 grainers, all over Alaska and Botswana. I prefer a 300 grainer for everything, in the .375 H&H. I never got greatest accuracy with the 350 grainers. | |||
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Jro, I have shot the 350gr. woodleigh bullets a bit. I am getting great accuracy with them out to 100 yards. (I have not shot them more than 100yds.) I am loading them with H4350 at just under 2400fps.Both solids and softs have the same POI. The only game I have shot with them is a buffalo in australia, and several hogs. First shot on the buff was a soft that did a great job. The other shots were solids, and they all exited. I plan to use them this year in Tanzania for buffalo. | |||
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thornell, I am getting some of the Woodleigh 350gr SP bullets. I plan on using IMR4350. About 76gr for a starter. | |||
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I loaded some 350 grain Rhino bullets to around 2250 fps and might be able to get a little more with another powder, but I like to keep pressures low. _________________________________ AR, where the hopeless, hysterical hypochondriacs of history become the nattering nabobs of negativisim. | |||
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I got close to 2400fps with H414 under Woodleigh's 350SP. Very accurate using my irons and really hits HARD! | |||
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