Rob404
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- Jan 6, 2013
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- Chaska Minnesota
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- NRA, Member of,,Caribou Hunt Club, Stock and Barrel Pistol Range
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- Illinois,Wisconsin,Michigan Limpopo Province South Africa
I really enjoy shooting and experimenting with my 375HH, it's not a high priced high Value rifle maybe the Chevrolet of 375s (Whitworth/Zastava) but I think it's a great looking and the Zastava action is bulletproof. My standard load is a 300g Sierra Gameking that shoots 2 MOA at 200 meters at about 2583fps average which is fine. So lately I decided to see how fast and accurate I could push a 375 round. So I did a little research and decided I'd try some 235g Speer Hot Cores I went to their website and it provided me with a recipe which I thought was a bit aggressive but decided to give it a go so I loaded 78gr of RL15 and headed to the range, set-up the Chronograph and set up to shoot at a 100 meters the load is extremely accurate at 100 with 4 rounds touching. The surprise was the muzzle velocity a LOW of 2918fps and a HIGH of 2933fps with an AVERAGE of 2923fps WOW. I decided to see what kind of group I could get when I moved to 200meters but never got a chance to finish up, hopefully next week, I also have some 200gr Sierras and while I haven't come across any load data I have no doubt I could get over 3000fps. I think the 375HH caliber is probably the most versatile calibers available to hunters. Thanks for letting me share,Rob