Q: I have a new .375 Ruger and want to know about performance of the Hornady 300gr. RN. Does anyone have experience with this ammunition?

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Jeffe,
Thanks, but I am interested in the RN bullet-in the factory cartridge. Hornady is giving them away at 40% off and I wondering why? Maybe just to make room for the NEW Superperformance or Dangerous Game lines of product? If so, no problem. I just don't want to go out and buy 200 rds. of these if they are crap??

where at? 40% rocks!

hornady website-under promotions. They are only selling the sale stuff on the site now!

thanks .. hornady ammo tends to be pretty close to posted... now that everyone has a chrony!

For what it's worth...Midway has 375 Ruger 300gr Dangerous Game round nose solids for 38$ in the clearance section under ammo...not a bad price.

I noticed on Midway is closing out the Hornady regular 375 Ruger ammo and now has what Hornady calls "Superformance" ammo. What is the difference?

I think the Superperformance is supposed to up the power by 100 or so fps

I paid $38.64/ box and bought alot. In 2 months you won't get it that cheap...unless you reload.

Only 7 boxes left at Midway..and 50 cents cheaper.

I got robbed!

They are getting rid of the older stuff cheap so they can get to charging $70 a box for the new stuff as soon as possible.

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Originally posted by gohip2000:
They are getting rid of the older stuff cheap so they can get to charging $70 a box for the new stuff as soon as possible.

where did you get THAT information ...

I don't know if gohip2000 meant $70 literally or not, but they will be back to retail($60) at least, and maybe more given their specialized marketing program for SP and DG-and I would think that their ammo pricing would be in a similar price range with the H&H ???

GDOG, I used factory 300 gr rn dgx last year and I took a nice large black bear 180 yd lung shot had expansion and of course no bullet recovery.I was also getting very good groups with them too, hope this helps a bit.

Cheers from the Yukon